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CoL_DarkstaR
Germany649 Posts
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GTR
51489 Posts
On March 15 2018 17:31 CoL_DarkstaR wrote: While this is terrible news i'd love to see a game where both players try to throw. actually happened | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12022 Posts
On March 15 2018 16:28 PVJ wrote: I was always proud thinking Toss players were able to stay away from match fixing. God damn, if this is true, Sky. After seeing the VOD no wonder Stork was angry. Is Sea suspected as well? Nobody but Sky is SUSPECTED as of now. Please don't mention anyone else unless something is confirmed. It really is going to turn to hell in here. | ||
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lemmata
468 Posts
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Wonk
546 Posts
On March 15 2018 17:58 lemmata wrote: OP updated with official ASL statement. Going off the translation, it sounds like they're just waiting for the confirmation, but are quite certain. Yuck. Considering that most of the offences occured last year, it's a shame it couldn't have all come out a week ago before the tournament started. Oh well, due process needs to take its course and they can't plan out criminal investigations on tournament schedules. At least it came out early in the tournament. I reckon that the community will move past this and enjoy the tournament. Starcraft always goes on. thanks for keeping us updated on this lemmata. | ||
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iopq
United States973 Posts
On March 15 2018 16:44 ShloobeR wrote: If he was only suspected of it he would not have been arrested Do you understand how criminal law works? Maybe in Korea it's different, but in the United States you get arrested when you're suspected of a crime, and you get convicted if there's no reasonable doubt of your guilt. | ||
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ShloobeR
Korea (South)3815 Posts
On March 15 2018 18:25 iopq wrote: Do you understand how criminal law works? Maybe in Korea it's different, but in the United States you get arrested when you're suspected of a crime, and you get convicted if there's no reasonable doubt of your guilt. Yes I did law and I am in Korea They can bring him in and they can question him, and make an arrest on suspicions sure, but they wouldn't make a very public arrest without having something pretty certain. Perhaps I could have worded it better, he hasn't been slam-dunk convicted or anything but they certainly have more than just suspicions Read the news articles and it seems pretty certain | ||
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outscar
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jinjin5000
United States1451 Posts
Sea got one through his facebook before during ASL, but he said he told him he will report to police if the matchfixer keeps contacting him. Sea also said these matchfixing brokers are people who are close, like someone you would know coming up to ask you for favor of "throwing a game". Larva never got one at all. | ||
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RWLabs
Korea (South)273 Posts
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jinjin5000
United States1451 Posts
1) First, matchfixers entice players with "not really matchfixing" bets such as game over by X minutes- so people do all in to end game at X minute regardless of if they lose or not 2) Second, brokers got hold of weakness (particiation in betting), makes progamers lose/throw game of them under threat of exposing them. Now brokers have control of progamers fully. 3) snowballs into full blown matchfixing system elaborated here: https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/84lm1n/stork_on_how_sc2_matchfixing_happened/ | ||
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rotta
5594 Posts
 Hopefully not. | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19288 Posts
On March 15 2018 20:14 rotta wrote: RIP 20 years of Protoss integrity Hopefully not. We can only hope Sky was a mole. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37034 Posts
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A.Alm
Sweden531 Posts
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Deimos
Mexico134 Posts
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EndingLife
United States1597 Posts
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Irukandji30
15 Posts
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6638 Posts
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stilt
France2751 Posts
Nothing to add... Well actually, it reminds me Life, my favorite player sc2 ever :/ | ||
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