EPTI guess now I'll remember this as dark October...
YoDa, B4, Gerrard arrested for match-fixing - Page 57
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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. | ||
Destructicon
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I guess now I'll remember this as dark October... | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
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RHoudini
Belgium3626 Posts
Great work of the KR justice system! | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On October 19 2015 22:08 StarGalaxy wrote: while this is certainly true it isn't really the case here. Yoda earned more than 100k $ through sc2 on prize money alone. Well sure, but what about B4? As i said, ofc there are greedy people too, but the problem comes from how the korean scene operates. I don't see it changing though... | ||
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Eliezar
United States481 Posts
On October 19 2015 19:40 Poopi wrote: I estimate the odds of MKP being drunk or on drugs or stressed out or something, to be far greater than 1 to a million. This event will be called C. Then the probability of A, knowing C, is like 1 to 2. 1/2*P(C) + P(not(C))*P(A|not(C)) makes it not so unlikely that MKP wasn't match-fixing. Here's why your odds are offs. For B odds, if you can't find stats that would help estimating the amount of false positives, your odds are an "eye test" so hardly conclusive. MKP had a GSL match around season 5-6 where he right clicked his army to move to the back door pocket expansion along with his dropship...he didn't notice the army moved in the front door on move command and got killed... Just saying...however that could be attributed to focusing on micro on his drop, but it isn't that unlike this situation. His army walked a long way and he didn't realize it until they started getting attacked. User was warned for this post | ||
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ejozl
Denmark3340 Posts
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Brutaxilos
United States2622 Posts
On October 19 2015 21:48 Elentos wrote: https://twitter.com/kenzi131/status/656087743164891136 Wax is a hero for doing all this work is what he means, I think. Maybe. Hopefully? Can someone tell me what this tweet originally said? It' got deleted. D: | ||
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Darkdwarf
Sweden960 Posts
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Ravensong170
United States858 Posts
Glad Kespa is dropping the hammer, but beyond depressing that it is happening at all.... | ||
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Elentos
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On October 19 2015 22:33 Brutaxilos wrote: Can someone tell me what this tweet originally said? It' got deleted. D: It said "Hero. @SaintSnorlax" with a link to one of the threads about the matchfixing thing. | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On October 19 2015 22:39 Ravensong170 wrote: I lived through the savior shit and now this in SC2..... god damnit. While over dota 2, people still view matchfixing as NBD LMFAO wHo cAREAS HAHA Xd give them second chances blah blah blah. Glad Kespa is dropping the hammer, but beyond depressing that it is happening at all.... Kespa should force teams to actually pay their players, THAT would do far more than banning people after they already commited the crime. | ||
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Brutaxilos
United States2622 Posts
On October 19 2015 22:38 Darkdwarf wrote: I'm curious about the recent ex-STX coach's plans for PRIME. He sounded like he planned to reboot the team for 2016 Proleague when he started sponsoring the team. I hope that's not dead and gone. Maybe he can head the new rumored NK Allstars team. I'm sure they're going to need a strong coach if they want to stand a chance. | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8301 Posts
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NEEDZMOAR
Sweden1277 Posts
On October 19 2015 22:40 The_Red_Viper wrote: Kespa should force teams to actually pay their players, THAT would do far more than banning people after they already commited the crime. QFT. As long as nothing is changed about the Kespa players living situation its only a matter of time before matchfixing happens again. | ||
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mikedebo
Canada4341 Posts
On October 19 2015 22:40 The_Red_Viper wrote: Kespa should force teams to actually pay their players, THAT would do far more than banning people after they already commited the crime. This is really it. A rule that requires teams to publish their financials (or submit to audits) to the league and a base minimum salary or equivalent would probably go a long way to disbanding these teams long before things can get this bad. Kespa seems to have control of almost all the relevant sc2 events now anyways, they might as well use that for some good. | ||
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jakethesnake
Canada4948 Posts
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geokilla
Canada8224 Posts
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pure.Wasted
Canada4701 Posts
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supernovamaniac
United States3046 Posts
On October 19 2015 22:15 IntoTheheart wrote: MBC also became a purely music-based entity around that time, not sure if it had to do with KPop's popularity, or BW's MFS. All the broadcasts toward the end of MBCGame hinted at MFS being the start of the end for MBCGame Also, for the clarity's sakes (or.... whatever you call this one), Enough (former progamer from KTF who retired in 2003) was one of the brokers. | ||
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Muffloe
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