The organization is investigating allegations of ESEA MDL CSGO selling over the past 18 months. They will soon make an official announcement and expose everything to the light in the next month.
The Esports Integrity Coalition (ESIC) has just released a statement regarding concerns over match-fixing in the ESEA Mountain Dew League (MDL). ESIC said that the problem of reporting matches appeared and existed 18 months ago (about last March) at CSGO tournaments.
ESIC stated that it felt it was important to update the investigation as speculation about the issue continues to surface on social media. There are quite a few people who openly denounce teams and individuals that they believe are involved. The organization says as many as 15 investigative cases are under review that it believes “have a major impact on the industry”.
ESIC Update on MDL Match Fixing Investigation.
ESIC Investigation to conclusion in the next four weeks with determination to be issued upon conclusion.
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— ESIC (@ESIC_Official) September 3, 2020
“Starting from this point, ESIC will conduct a lengthy and ongoing investigation into allegations that certain organizations have been engaged in match-fixing over the past 18 months. We have used a variety of investigative methods and are contacting us to link up suspicious and unusual matches and check who has placed bets on players and teams that are thought to be likely to participate. match-fixing.”
“ESIC is currently in the final stages of its investigation and will issue an official statement regarding the investigation within four weeks of this update (complex issues may arise during this time). complete our investigation.”
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