EPTMatch-Fixing Scandal - Conclusion - Page 25
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Therick
Norway324 Posts
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Milkis
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lowbright
308 Posts
now i feel betrayed i was so happy when savior beat tt everything he did feels so meaningless now. | ||
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gorgoino18
Korea (South)109 Posts
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Kuri
Canada88 Posts
On May 17 2010 04:46 Durak wrote: Yeah. Nada is basically the greatest progamer of all time. He's a champion of will, soul, and skill. He was also one of the highest paid progamers, so he wouldn't need to stoop so low for some pocket change. All in all... savior  | ||
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Troilus
Germany42 Posts
I wonder if Stork was involved, heared rumors about that on Nuke's channel... Does anyone know more? | ||
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broz0rs
United States2294 Posts
I have: 1,000,000 KRW = $885 USD, $717 EUR | ||
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Qwertify
United States2531 Posts
On May 17 2010 04:09 SuperArc wrote: I think the most impressive feat is Nada not being lured by money. No player has had more ups and downs in his career than him, but he always came up with his own skill. True that, and it makes MJY's slump that much more pathetic. It still kills me to see the MJY of old, who was just so god damn talented in every aspect of the game, compared to the sad sad MJY of now. | ||
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Milkis
5003 Posts
http://www.fomos.kr/gnuboard4/bbs/board.php?bo_table=free_09&wr_id=1047007 man it makes this scene 100000x more sad | ||
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Qwertify
United States2531 Posts
On May 17 2010 03:27 Hesmyrr wrote: Okay, I didn't finish reading rest of the posts, but since when did the fucking gangster = progamers? And what, did the progamer acquire some sort of gosu ninja skills and successfully flee from authority causing him to become wanted? I can't believe some people isn't pointing this out while quoting this beep. Stop over-reacting, people. That is a separate person involved in the scandal. He is not a progamer nor necessarily has talked to or met with any progamers. Everything could have been done through the brokers but initiated by the so called Mr. Kim. | ||
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Qwertify
United States2531 Posts
On May 16 2010 23:00 Hooya wrote: The reason Bisu wasn't on the list... ![[image loading]](http://hoozah.net/etc/BisuNSavior.jpg) | ||
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Qwertify
United States2531 Posts
On May 17 2010 01:16 StarMasterX wrote: These names really disappoint me...particularly Savior who was one of the guys that got me interested in progaming to begin with. Serious shit. Now they all get the Pete Rose treatment and possibly worse. Yeah, sAviOr and Klazart and his love for sAviOr got me into progaming. Sad to see things turn out the way they did. Still hoping that something is wrong in all of this. That Mr. Ma is just an alias to conceal the real culprit or something like it. | ||
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Qwertify
United States2531 Posts
On May 17 2010 01:37 JWD wrote: Surely not every one, but it must be that some substantial portion of them knew that this opportunity existed, or even that some of their teammates were taking advantage of it. It just can't be that the ~8 outed players comprise even a majority of progamers who were aware they could throw games to make money. Everyone knows about the betting sites. Yes, and I assume that, to not kill the sport and to send out a strong warning to the other players, the only players to be pursued are those that are those with the most and the worst transgressions in this fashion. It may have been as much as 10 or 20 progamers, but possibly only 6 or 8 will be prosecuted and punished which for one does justice and sends a strong message that game fixing will not be tolerated, and two not ruin the sport and make everyone thing that the whole thing was and still could be easily corrupted. | ||
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LordWeird
United States3411 Posts
On May 17 2010 05:38 Qwertify wrote: Yeah, sAviOr and Klazart and his love for sAviOr got me into progaming. Sad to see things turn out the way they did. Still hoping that something is wrong in all of this. That Mr. Ma is just an alias to conceal the real culprit or something like it. Sounds like wishful thinking to me. I think it's pretty obvious that Savior participated and it's realllly saddening. | ||
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PaddyPower
United Kingdom82 Posts
User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
On May 17 2010 05:32 broz0rs wrote: hey Kona, would it be possible to add a general currency conversion reference? I have: 1,000,000 KRW = $885 USD, $717 EUR Well it's also a matter of location although plain conversion may seem right you don't factor in cost of living, among certain things cost certain prices in certain places. Easy example is i could but a GTX 470 for 350$ or i could but it for 350euros in europe, or for 8,000 pesos in mexico which is like 700 dollars in US | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
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Jonvvv
Norway1530 Posts
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Nitan
United States3401 Posts
I remember when the scandal first came out they were supposedly investigating Bisu, BeSt, and fantasy and lots of other players that would pretty much gut the major teams. Chances are more money was involved but they either can't prove it or have chosen to downplay it. In South Korea, are sentences worse if more money is involved? | ||
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