EPTMatch-Fixing Scandal - Conclusion - Page 58
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razorsuKe
Canada2043 Posts
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aupstar
Australia912 Posts
On May 20 2010 16:36 Qwertify wrote: I think he is talking about whether Luxury did not give his brother any tips, as to what Flash had planned, or whether he had sent the replays to him etc. It was said that in the CJ house, coach Cho had found numerous videos of practice matches between players selected to play in the proleague or who had a spot in the starleague. Since both were in on this scandal, it is possible that Luxury could have provided his brother with some inside info, especially since Luxury would be practicing with Flash a lot. Wow, if this is true, that would totally suck. EDIT: Didn't Luxury get recruited by KT after he won vs Flash in the OSL? | ||
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volkar
Germany27 Posts
Match-fixing is a serious issue in every sport, but making this such a big deal is just lunacy ... | ||
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Capresis
United States518 Posts
On July 06 2010 00:03 volkar wrote: I just watched the "[Sub] After Talk: Betting Scandal" vid on Youtube and i have to say these ppl take pro-gaming way too serious. The dude on the left wants to give these players life sentences and was moaning about not being able to punish them more drastically. As if ending their careers and making them play fines is not enough. These pro gamers are mostly kids in their early 20ties with a lot of weight on their shoulders, due to the life of a progamer. And it doesn't look like they are earning that much if they are willing to risk their careers for such small profits. I know nothing about Korean mentality but letting this air on TV doesn't make these casters look very good. Match-fixing is a serious issue in every sport, but making this such a big deal is just lunacy ... I admit it looks slightly silly now, but when the scandal was first confirmed, many people had similar feelings as (or at least could sympathize with) the commentators. I did. Yes, from the gamers' perspectives it made quite a lot of sense to blow off their loyalty to their house, fans etc. for some much wanted/needed dough. But from the perspective of the fanbase and that of the commentators, the potential impact on esports was very scary. I mean it was quite a huge blow to us. If you look back at all the posts about it you can see a great Kubler-Ross model that everyone went through lol. | ||
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suptool
6 Posts
These guys "work" 10+ hours a day and are put under extreme pressure in front of camera's. If by comparison they would have played poker instead of SC, they probably wouldn't have had to work another day in their life. Even if they would play 10 hours a day while breaking even, they would probably earn more from rakeback alone. These guys are extremely intelligent and discplined. Nonetheless, not a reason to cheat though. | ||
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itachisan
Canada109 Posts
On May 28 2010 04:14 b0ub0u wrote: Is there a list of matches that were fixed? I was listening to the After talk special and Kingdom said something about an OV clearly seeing an SCV. I am wondering in what matches this was. Correct me if i'm wrong but i think he was talking about a game Luxury vs Hwasin on the map New Tornado where Hwasin double-rax proxy rushed Luxury and Luxury's reaction was suspicious. | ||
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Baddieko
Singapore855 Posts
It will be interesting to watch them now. | ||
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Baddieko
Singapore855 Posts
On July 07 2011 00:05 itachisan wrote: Correct me if i'm wrong but i think he was talking about a game Luxury vs Hwasin on the map New Tornado where Hwasin double-rax proxy rushed Luxury and Luxury's reaction was suspicious. Yeah this was 1 of the matches. Back then Taekbangleessang don't do it because they were paid very well. The ones who did them are not S class and paid miserable prolly less than 3 grand. Especially Savior drop from big wealth status to being paid peanuts. | ||
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