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On February 14 2016 08:59 Seeker wrote:
Starting from this page on, I will be moderating more harshly toward any mention of MarineKing's name. This thread has NOTHING to do with MarineKing. Do not talk about MarineKing even if you are defending him. Just don't do it. Please no match-fixing accusations on MarineKing or any other player if it has not officially been confirmed. This goes for other players too. -The_Templar |
On January 31 2016 22:00 FireCake wrote:
Why does this happen only in Korea ?
Are European players better to hide match-fixing or nobody care about illegal bettings in Europe ?
Is there similar cases in other esports in Europe ?
Wasn't there a post about Valve banning CS:GO match fixers from playing in tournaments?
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On January 31 2016 22:15 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2016 22:06 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 21:00 The_Red_Viper wrote:On January 31 2016 20:49 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 20:19 Pr0wler wrote:On January 31 2016 20:17 OtherWorld wrote:
Uh oh OK that's bad, the fact that such a player is charged with matchfixing is terrible even if it turns out he isn't condamned.
I hope KeSPA can seek and destroy every single player who ever matchfixed in SC2 in the following month, else SC2 will become the Pro Cycling of eSports and will die sooner than expected. I hope that there will be still players left to play the game after that. Or what if KeSPA is actually part of the scheme ? That would be funny. Yes, both of these scenarios are possible, sadly. That's quite the conspiracy theory right there  I guess it doesn't look good? As i said before if even Life felt the need to fix matches (assuming that's true), i don't know what that tells us about the korean scene as a whole. Nobody will ever talk about it, but quite frankly it has to be horrible for pretty much 90% of the players. I wonder if it's all worth it... Meh Honestly, look at other sports' governing bodies : FIFA, FIA, IHF, IOC, UCI, etc, and even the national federations. They're all corrupt as fuck, which is normal considering you're concentrating a lot of power into a very limited number of hands without any kind of control whatsoever (I mean seriously, who thought that was a good idea?). While this does not mean that KeSPA has to be as corrupt as these organizations (the main, and important, difference is that KeSPA is directly under the authority of the Korean government), I don't think it is crazy enough to be qualified as "conspiracy theory". I'm pretty sure an organisation controlled by a government with strict anti-gambling laws (like KeSPA is) being directly involved in illegal betting is nothing more than a conspiracy theory before there's any evidence of it. Crazy or not.
Yeah, because it's well known government members never go against the law. Like, no one ever saw a Minister of Economy do tax fraud, clearly.
I'm not saying KeSPA is involved, I'm not even saying it is likely. I'm saying it is a possibility that is more than a conspiracy theory. Unless you think all humans have hyperdeveloped ethics, I guess.
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On January 31 2016 22:53 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2016 22:15 Elentos wrote:On January 31 2016 22:06 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 21:00 The_Red_Viper wrote:On January 31 2016 20:49 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 20:19 Pr0wler wrote:On January 31 2016 20:17 OtherWorld wrote:
Uh oh OK that's bad, the fact that such a player is charged with matchfixing is terrible even if it turns out he isn't condamned.
I hope KeSPA can seek and destroy every single player who ever matchfixed in SC2 in the following month, else SC2 will become the Pro Cycling of eSports and will die sooner than expected. I hope that there will be still players left to play the game after that. Or what if KeSPA is actually part of the scheme ? That would be funny. Yes, both of these scenarios are possible, sadly. That's quite the conspiracy theory right there I guess it doesn't look good? As i said before if even Life felt the need to fix matches (assuming that's true), i don't know what that tells us about the korean scene as a whole. Nobody will ever talk about it, but quite frankly it has to be horrible for pretty much 90% of the players. I wonder if it's all worth it... Meh Honestly, look at other sports' governing bodies : FIFA, FIA, IHF, IOC, UCI, etc, and even the national federations. They're all corrupt as fuck, which is normal considering you're concentrating a lot of power into a very limited number of hands without any kind of control whatsoever (I mean seriously, who thought that was a good idea?). While this does not mean that KeSPA has to be as corrupt as these organizations (the main, and important, difference is that KeSPA is directly under the authority of the Korean government), I don't think it is crazy enough to be qualified as "conspiracy theory". I'm pretty sure an organisation controlled by a government with strict anti-gambling laws (like KeSPA is) being directly involved in illegal betting is nothing more than a conspiracy theory before there's any evidence of it. Crazy or not. Yeah, because it's well known government members never go against the law. Like, no one ever saw a Minister of Economy do tax fraud, clearly. I'm not saying KeSPA is involved, I'm not even saying it is likely. I'm saying it is a possibility that is more than a conspiracy theory. Unless you think all humans have hyperdeveloped ethics, I guess.
Without ANY evidence it is NOT more than a conspiracy theory though. Anything is possible, that doesn't mean any theory ever should be discussed as "possible".
Even conspiracy theories have some form of evidence, obviously fake evidence. But that's at least starts the discussion i guess.
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I had my pitchfork ready but now I'm sad 
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On January 31 2016 22:53 WrathSCII wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2016 22:00 FireCake wrote:
Why does this happen only in Korea ?
Are European players better to hide match-fixing or nobody care about illegal bettings in Europe ?
Is there similar cases in other esports in Europe ? Wasn't there a post about Valve banning CS:GO match fixers from playing in tournaments?
yes any major etc has previous match fix offenders banned.
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In BW, we had Savior....
now in sc2, we have Life...
You would think that after the scandal with BW, Kespa would do whatever it takes to prevent another incident from happening again, but clearly they haven't done enough.
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On January 31 2016 22:50 y0su wrote:damn. The worst thing about fixing matches is that it doesn't diminish how talented the player was It just hurts everyone in the scene.
Talent rarely equals ethics! He is not the first player to fall from grace and trust me he won't be the last...
People will do anything to get the biggest piece of the cake..dunno why people act so surprised, just because he
is talented...
Most talented people lack morals, because they did not have to work hard to get where they are in the first place....thats the curse of talent.
Don't get me wrong I am not saying Life did not work hard, I'm sure he did, but some things just came naturally to him and people tend to forget the unsuccessful times...
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On January 31 2016 22:56 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2016 22:53 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 22:15 Elentos wrote:On January 31 2016 22:06 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 21:00 The_Red_Viper wrote:On January 31 2016 20:49 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 20:19 Pr0wler wrote:On January 31 2016 20:17 OtherWorld wrote:
Uh oh OK that's bad, the fact that such a player is charged with matchfixing is terrible even if it turns out he isn't condamned.
I hope KeSPA can seek and destroy every single player who ever matchfixed in SC2 in the following month, else SC2 will become the Pro Cycling of eSports and will die sooner than expected. I hope that there will be still players left to play the game after that. Or what if KeSPA is actually part of the scheme ? That would be funny. Yes, both of these scenarios are possible, sadly. That's quite the conspiracy theory right there I guess it doesn't look good? As i said before if even Life felt the need to fix matches (assuming that's true), i don't know what that tells us about the korean scene as a whole. Nobody will ever talk about it, but quite frankly it has to be horrible for pretty much 90% of the players. I wonder if it's all worth it... Meh Honestly, look at other sports' governing bodies : FIFA, FIA, IHF, IOC, UCI, etc, and even the national federations. They're all corrupt as fuck, which is normal considering you're concentrating a lot of power into a very limited number of hands without any kind of control whatsoever (I mean seriously, who thought that was a good idea?). While this does not mean that KeSPA has to be as corrupt as these organizations (the main, and important, difference is that KeSPA is directly under the authority of the Korean government), I don't think it is crazy enough to be qualified as "conspiracy theory". I'm pretty sure an organisation controlled by a government with strict anti-gambling laws (like KeSPA is) being directly involved in illegal betting is nothing more than a conspiracy theory before there's any evidence of it. Crazy or not. Yeah, because it's well known government members never go against the law. Like, no one ever saw a Minister of Economy do tax fraud, clearly. I'm not saying KeSPA is involved, I'm not even saying it is likely. I'm saying it is a possibility that is more than a conspiracy theory. Unless you think all humans have hyperdeveloped ethics, I guess. Without ANY evidence it is NOT more than a conspiracy theory though. Anything is possible, that doesn't mean any theory ever should be discussed as "possible". Even conspiracy theories have some form of evidence, obviously fake evidence. But that's at least starts the discussion i guess.
So anything that doesn't have any evidence is conspiracy? I'm not sure I understand what you mean here
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has zealously posted in this thread? :/must really suck for him as he even had contact with life many times...
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God fucking damnit. This sucks so bad.
I'm still going to hold out hope, but Life was the last player that I was emotionally invested in and actually cheered for after MMA retired.
Fuck man
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On January 31 2016 23:04 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2016 22:56 The_Red_Viper wrote:On January 31 2016 22:53 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 22:15 Elentos wrote:On January 31 2016 22:06 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 21:00 The_Red_Viper wrote:On January 31 2016 20:49 OtherWorld wrote:On January 31 2016 20:19 Pr0wler wrote:On January 31 2016 20:17 OtherWorld wrote:
Uh oh OK that's bad, the fact that such a player is charged with matchfixing is terrible even if it turns out he isn't condamned.
I hope KeSPA can seek and destroy every single player who ever matchfixed in SC2 in the following month, else SC2 will become the Pro Cycling of eSports and will die sooner than expected. I hope that there will be still players left to play the game after that. Or what if KeSPA is actually part of the scheme ? That would be funny. Yes, both of these scenarios are possible, sadly. That's quite the conspiracy theory right there I guess it doesn't look good? As i said before if even Life felt the need to fix matches (assuming that's true), i don't know what that tells us about the korean scene as a whole. Nobody will ever talk about it, but quite frankly it has to be horrible for pretty much 90% of the players. I wonder if it's all worth it... Meh Honestly, look at other sports' governing bodies : FIFA, FIA, IHF, IOC, UCI, etc, and even the national federations. They're all corrupt as fuck, which is normal considering you're concentrating a lot of power into a very limited number of hands without any kind of control whatsoever (I mean seriously, who thought that was a good idea?). While this does not mean that KeSPA has to be as corrupt as these organizations (the main, and important, difference is that KeSPA is directly under the authority of the Korean government), I don't think it is crazy enough to be qualified as "conspiracy theory". I'm pretty sure an organisation controlled by a government with strict anti-gambling laws (like KeSPA is) being directly involved in illegal betting is nothing more than a conspiracy theory before there's any evidence of it. Crazy or not. Yeah, because it's well known government members never go against the law. Like, no one ever saw a Minister of Economy do tax fraud, clearly. I'm not saying KeSPA is involved, I'm not even saying it is likely. I'm saying it is a possibility that is more than a conspiracy theory. Unless you think all humans have hyperdeveloped ethics, I guess. Without ANY evidence it is NOT more than a conspiracy theory though. Anything is possible, that doesn't mean any theory ever should be discussed as "possible". Even conspiracy theories have some form of evidence, obviously fake evidence. But that's at least starts the discussion i guess. So anything that doesn't have any evidence is conspiracy? I'm not sure I understand what you mean here
If you present some action which is harmful in one way or another and it is implied that people try to cover it up, then yes i would call that a conspiracy theory, UNLESS we have some real evidence.
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On January 31 2016 23:05 sharkie wrote:
has zealously posted in this thread? :/must really suck for him as he even had contact with life many times...
No.
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On January 31 2016 23:05 sharkie wrote:
has zealously posted in this thread? :/must really suck for him as he even had contact with life many times...
He has and seems to be holding up. I hope this tweet isn't meant to be taken seriously though:
https://twitter.com/TL_Zealously/status/693740015592062976
@Grettin, He has posted a few times
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RIP Starcraft, it was a pleasure to meet you.
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Why was the mod note at the top of the thread removed? Has he been convicted or confessed?
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Man this just makes me feel so empty inside. Dunno if I will keep on watching sc2. Don't actually know anymore who's playing legit games..
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Holy Shit, haven't been on TL for awhile and I come back to this.
2nd Greatest player in SC2 history caugh matchfixing ;_; heart so broken
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On January 31 2016 23:10 Penev wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2016 23:05 sharkie wrote:
has zealously posted in this thread? :/must really suck for him as he even had contact with life many times... He has and seems to be holding up. I hope this tweet isn't meant to be taken seriously though: https://twitter.com/TL_Zealously/status/693740015592062976@Grettin, He has posted a few times
Cmon Zealously, if you want to drown your sorrow in Jagermeister don't do it alone
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i will probably not watch korean sc anymore
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WCS 2016, DingIt Gate and he who will find a way. And its only January
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