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On October 20 2015 05:51 BaneRiders wrote:Show nested quote +After YoDa was paid to match-fix once, the brokers blackmailed YoDa into manipulating additional matches free of compensation by threatening to expose his doings. And this is when YoDa got a chronic stomach pain I suspect. Going from cool progamer dude to, well, some (presumably) rather hairy gangster's plaything...
they say a man never really knows himself... until his freedom's been taken away 
it'll be interesting to see if the guy(s) running this scheme are brutally violent the way the word gangster implies. a large percentage of the actors in sports match fixing schemes are 100% non violent.
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Im guessing this is why everyone like Creator left Prime.
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Ugh this is sad. It explains why YoDa went from a TvT sniper in round 1 to a total loss in the next three. I really hope this is a turning point rather than the tip of the iceberg.
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SoCal8910 Posts
thanks for the translation. i was expecting it to be juicier, though.
im pissed that i stayed up based on what wolf was staying lol
e: just started listening to Wolf's twitch 'chat' with everyone. looks like there might be more and not everyone has been arrested.
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I think the effort and time and risk that goes into match fixing is huge and the ones who were caught now are probably just the tip of the iceberg who weren careful enough.
I cant believe Gerrard and his brokers thought to themselves: "hey we can make a few thousand bucks by risking the freedom of 12 people, ourselves included".
the amount of money and people involved is most likely a lot bigger and what we see here are just the ones who the investigators were able to catch...
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United States12235 Posts
Thanks a lot for the translation work Wax. I must say that this is by far the most comprehensive report yet from the Korean authorities and it's actually pretty heartening. It's clear that this investigation took a very long time, full of planning and research and slow execution, but in the end they apparently got this entire network right up to the backer.
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although I don't play SC2 this is sad news indeed
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I knew people would have to be paid to lose to flash eventually.
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I have a question: If yoda was paid to lose a match against DRG, then why did he won ???? o.O
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On October 20 2015 23:01 Seriusz wrote:
I have a question: If yoda was paid to lose a match against DRG, then why did he won ???? o.O
DRG won that match, so I think your mistaken, or im confused.. here is the vod + Show Spoiler +https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYRfTl6xw24
Theres also bets on time, lasts longer than xx minutes, shorter than xx minuntes.
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On October 20 2015 14:43 Daswollvieh wrote:
I knew people would have to be paid to lose to flash eventually.
LOL ouch
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Still not a single Protoss has been charged in the world of Starcraft. Are they too proud or too sneaky?
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On October 21 2015 06:00 rotta wrote:
Still not a single Protoss has been charged in the world of Starcraft. Are they too proud or too sneaky?
Maybe it is just harder as Protoss to lose ?
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On October 21 2015 06:00 rotta wrote:
Still not a single Protoss has been charged in the world of Starcraft. Are they too proud or too sneaky?
Maybe the DTs inspired the players.
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Those are some sexy flowcharts.
Wow also BB4 is 29 years old, wonder how long they gona serve in jail...
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EPT
