This was on how much minnows of matchfixing made. People who were ringleaders/organizers made much more due to exploiting betting system. Famous case was Justin, who was ringleader and organizer for much of matchfixing incident, especially in Sparkyz. Justin was central broker and enabler for matchfixing but he wasn't as famous as SaviOr, so he got away with much more. He had been fined $3000 for his crimes but he's famously gotten away scot-free, and were rumored to have made millions off of fixing matches (betting on top of matchfixing), which apparently according to Hiya, is true. It's been rumored he has at spent $200k+ on lawyers alone. He has made enough to at least have paid to have his name scrubbed internet clean as he doesn't show up much under Naver search engine anymore. As for go.go, he later tried to make return to streaming but he bullying ByuL over here was his latest seeing since his stream wasn't too popular and quit soon after: ruclips.net/video/5_fwVLKFijY/видео.htmlsi=Luy_xt4n3ZF8OdYT&t=740 --- For more stories like this, check out Sparkyz Storyz Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLdqi0o4auh2FXl1DkHTYXl-Xok_eJn1Bv&si=9_Tt_LRtl8cxjfZn
you can also say impressionable kids got led astray but the cost was huge on other side; ruining an entire industry with blood and sweats going in to build up the said industry. It's sad on both sides but the real evils (brokers/ringleaders) got away with slap on the wrist
Tbh I don't get what's wrong with betting on yourself winning either. However, it's weird that he started with these words and then when he was asked "Is this how much you got for losing?" he said yes.
He didn't bet on himself though (and that is against rules in most professional sports: see Ivan Toney) He was offered money to throw the game. Maybe he's putting it better light on live
About $30,000 USD or so if I remember right, but a lot of the players who match-fixed like go.go really had no chance of winning a tournament like that, and their team salary was abysmal.
go.go is quite a character and a bully and both were pretty close(?) as teammates one time so I imagine it's fine. Britney later setup matchfixer league for him (involving streamers who matchfixed tournament like savior, hwasin, ect)
I wonder how all these old players that got caught are doing nowadays. You've shown go.go, but i wish we had some interviews with YellOw(ArnC) or CrocuS
Justin/Crocus I doubt will get anything on it since he's not sorry about what he did and was major ring leader so that's a nono for approaching him in streaming, not to mention there's no benefit in him since he's well off
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This was on how much minnows of matchfixing made. People who were ringleaders/organizers made much more due to exploiting betting system.
Famous case was Justin, who was ringleader and organizer for much of matchfixing incident, especially in Sparkyz.
Justin was central broker and enabler for matchfixing but he wasn't as famous as SaviOr, so he got away with much more. He had been fined $3000 for his crimes but he's famously gotten away scot-free, and were rumored to have made millions off of fixing matches (betting on top of matchfixing), which apparently according to Hiya, is true. It's been rumored he has at spent $200k+ on lawyers alone. He has made enough to at least have paid to have his name scrubbed internet clean as he doesn't show up much under Naver search engine anymore.
As for go.go, he later tried to make return to streaming but he bullying ByuL over here was his latest seeing since his stream wasn't too popular and quit soon after: ruclips.net/video/5_fwVLKFijY/видео.htmlsi=Luy_xt4n3ZF8OdYT&t=740
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$180/mo is just....heartbreaking for giving up your education, living in teamhouse and basically having no life except gaming
LMFAO the authorities checking his bank account and then apologizing for it I WOULD BE SO HUMILIATED TOO
man, good on horang2 and tazza to help their bro out, they probably knew how much he was making
wow the era of how BIG Starcraft was/still is, astonishes me. Passion used in evil ways. Glad he got charged
you can also say impressionable kids got led astray but the cost was huge on other side; ruining an entire industry with blood and sweats going in to build up the said industry.
It's sad on both sides but the real evils (brokers/ringleaders) got away with slap on the wrist
Poor kids, getting taken advantage of from all angles
Tbh I don't get what's wrong with betting on yourself winning either. However, it's weird that he started with these words and then when he was asked "Is this how much you got for losing?" he said yes.
He didn't bet on himself though (and that is against rules in most professional sports: see Ivan Toney)
He was offered money to throw the game.
Maybe he's putting it better light on live
great video
RIp the old pro league
Thanks !
Who's the guy in the red shirt in the last 4 min of the video? He's hilarious!
Britney
Same red shirt, same person, but with hair!
same guy man, britney
What’s even the winner prize of the tournament?
About $30,000 USD or so if I remember right, but a lot of the players who match-fixed like go.go really had no chance of winning a tournament like that, and their team salary was abysmal.
@@apanthropy yea that’s a really clear incentive, sometimes these matchfixing payouts are more than prize winnings
Sorry..
Mann, the lack of respect at 1:18. Why invite someone on stream to talk about his story and then laugh it off when he's clearly in trouble
go.go is quite a character and a bully and both were pretty close(?) as teammates one time so I imagine it's fine.
Britney later setup matchfixer league for him (involving streamers who matchfixed tournament like savior, hwasin, ect)
You don't understand Asian culture if you think that's rude
are the match fixer league matches on RUclips?
@@EDEdDNEdDYFaN cant seem to find it
@@skcans aren't they particularely hypocritical and always faking good emotion ?
I wonder how all these old players that got caught are doing nowadays. You've shown go.go, but i wish we had some interviews with YellOw(ArnC) or CrocuS
Justin/Crocus I doubt will get anything on it since he's not sorry about what he did and was major ring leader so that's a nono for approaching him in streaming, not to mention there's no benefit in him since he's well off
From what year was that stream? @jinjinBW
I put source in comments below, around 2018