Riot Games announced the first results of its match-fixing investigation into VCS, a Vietnamese league. The results are shocking, with all eight teams participating in VCS and 32 players.
VCS suspended the season on the 18th due to "impact on the game" from the eighth week of the spring. VCS had time to review and figure out the game data after the suspension of the season, confiscated the smartphones of the participating players, and held interviews with them.
As a result, VCS released a list of players involved in match-fixing, the most with eight players from the Rainbow Warriors, who lost all seasons. MGN Blue e-Sports and Team Flash each had five players, and Kerberos e-Sports and Viking e-Sports each had four players. 토토사이트
What's more shocking is that GAM eSports and Team Wales, which participated in the LoL World Championship held in Korea last year, also have match-fixing players. Team Wales includes Vinjay Tranban Jin and Glory Le Ngokbin, who are also known in Korea, while GAM eSports includes Blaze, Dodin, and Fishro, Le Viethui. Levyi Dauduikan and Kiaya Tran Du-isang have been excluded from the survey.
Team Wales released Vintage and Glory immediately after the announcement. Glory asked for the termination of his contract, and vowed to return proudly after proving his innocence. "This is not the final decision yet, so please keep that in mind," GAM Esports said. "We have received information on Blaze and Fishro and will clarify the content in cooperation with VCS. We believe that the VCS investigation is a positive sign of a clean and fair tournament."
"A player on the list is not allowed to participate in Riot Games e-sports activities," VCS said. "These measures have been taken as seriously as possible to ensure fairness and a healthy spirit of competition in sports. We will update the team with detailed information regarding the final restart of VCS."