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Based on the official Police investigation, only the above players have been implicated in matchfixing. There is no reason to further accuse other players and teams until we get more information. Incessant blind accusations will not be tolerated. Please read the thread and the updates before posting. As of page 54 we will be moderating against match fixing accusations for players who were not caught in this incident, including those using voided Pinnacle bets as evidence. |
On October 19 2015 14:24 Brutaxilos wrote: I find it really hard to believe that KeeN and TangTang are unaware of this happening though. Hopefully they're innocent, but I'm skeptical. If B4 is caught, maybe they are too.
NO really. B4, Yoda and Gerrard were caught 2 weeks ago, and Keen tweets just yesterday
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On October 19 2015 14:24 PepsiMaxxxx wrote: So Prime has 0 players in Proleague next season, and no head coach? Safe to say that this looks pretty grim for them.
Also.. Might this be the reason why Byun decided not to play for Prime? Good point on Byun, I hope he gets to play again for real
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On October 19 2015 14:24 Daswollvieh wrote: What idiot would pay prime to lose? That's the true scandal here.
Someone that wants easy as fuck money.
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Where dat snitch at?36949 Posts
Wow... I don't think this kind of stuff was around for BW match-fixing. Are people becoming more and more crafty/tricky?
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the thing is, with those line-shifts, weren't the bets almost always correct?
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that sounds interesting. I don't understand how they got away with that though. wouldn't you lose all your business once people thought you were giving fake information?
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
This is why suspicious betting lines =! matchfixing you morons.
Unless we have real evidence, which we now have.
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On October 19 2015 14:25 DCStarcraftGall wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2015 14:13 BreAKerTV wrote: The question now is, who leaked the information necessary leading to an arrest of these 11 people? Insider leak wanting the report money So, you mean to say that people who reported the match-throwing players, match-fixing coaches, investors, and brokers, the guy who reported one of these groups of people got a reward from the police?
I've heard of people being reported for teaching English illegally in Korea, and the person who reports them for working illegally in Korea gets 9,000 USD or something like that for a reward.
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What the hell. Is this real?
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
There were some games that were wrong, like Terror vs ByuL. That one was flagged, but not voided.
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I am not ready for this
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On October 19 2015 14:33 lichter wrote: This is why suspicious betting lines =! matchfixing you morons.
Unless we have real evidence, which we now have.
I'd like the odds on those "fake tips" coincidentally predicting the outcome as often as they did. the betting lines regarded as suspicious were only suspicious because the games went the way the bets said they would.
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On October 19 2015 14:33 Karis Vas Ryaar wrote:that sounds interesting. I don't understand how they got away with that though. wouldn't you lose all your business once people thought you were giving fake information?
"You don't understand X just chickened out"
I imagine it happens frequently enough combined with the fact that they were also giving real information that you'd just say fuck it the next one will get me my money anyway.
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On October 19 2015 14:35 Popkiller wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2015 14:33 lichter wrote: This is why suspicious betting lines =! matchfixing you morons.
Unless we have real evidence, which we now have. I'd like the odds on those "fake tips" coincidentally predicting the outcome as often as they did. the betting lines regarded as suspicious were only suspicious because the games went the way the bets said they would.
maybe the games actually going towards the predicted outcome was their downfall since its what tipped off that something was wrong and needed to be looked into.
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Or maybe the brokers also tipped off the people that voided the bets and got them voided. Dunno, this is crazy though.
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On October 19 2015 09:34 Heyoka wrote: More scary stuff
There have been tons of fairly substantial rumors for a while as people like HuK are saying on twitter so it's good that people have been gathering hard evidence at least.
now THIS will get interesting *refills popcorn
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Woah, holy shit. Didn't see this coming. RIP Prime for reals now.
Scumbag Gerrard, YoDa and B4. :/
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What I don't understand is how the odds could be so even for games against Prime teams that match-fixing would be viable. Yoda and B4 would lose, but it should be expected. I would think that you would receive 1:5 on your money or something, making it not even worth it. Also, they were performing so badly, why did it even have to be fixed?
I'm pretty sure if the odds were half-decent, people could just Martingale against Prime or something and not risk jail time.
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On October 19 2015 14:35 Popkiller wrote:Show nested quote +On October 19 2015 14:33 lichter wrote: This is why suspicious betting lines =! matchfixing you morons.
Unless we have real evidence, which we now have. I'd like the odds on those "fake tips" coincidentally predicting the outcome as often as they did. the betting lines regarded as suspicious were only suspicious because the games went the way the bets said they would.
Which is exactly the problem with extrapolating from results. I'm sure there are matches that would have been regarded as suspicious if the results had been reversed.
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