Selling levels blatantly, 5 CSGO gamers have to go to court

The charges stem from an investigation by the Victoria Police Sports Integrity Intelligence Unit last year, which resulted in six arrests. Five Victorian men have been charged in that investigation, all using conduct corruption purpose Bettingone of these 5 people has also been charged with possession of marijuana and “committing corrupt acts or showing corruption through betting on a past, ongoing or upcoming event”.

List of 5 accused men:
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• A man from Mill Park, 20 years old, has been charged with “committing corrupt acts or showing corrupt behavior through betting on a past, ongoing or upcoming event” (article 195C Law) criminal law 1958), using corrupt practices for betting purposes (article 195F Penal Code 1958) and possession of marijuana.​

• A man from South Morang, 20 years old, has been charged with using corrupt practices for betting purposes (article 195F Penal Code 1958).

• A man from Mill Park, 20 years old, has been charged with using corrupt practices for betting purposes (section 195F Penal Code 1958).

• A man from Mill Park, 20 years old, has been charged with using corrupt practices for betting purposes (section 195F Penal Code 1958).

• A man from Sale, 27 years old, has been charged with using corrupt practices for betting purposes (article 195F Penal Code 1958).

At the time, Victoria Police Assistant Neil Paterson told the ABC that up to $30,000 had been won from bets. ABC also reported on Sunday that the investigation had begun with ESEA Mountain Dew Leaguean online tournament run by third party organizers ESEA operates in North America, Europe and Australia.

According to Victoria Police, all five men from Victoria will appear in court on September 15.
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