Additionally, Team Spirit manager Dmitry “Korb3n” Belov expressed skepticism towards the accusations made by Monetin
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The recent match-fixing scandal in the Dota 2 esports community has sent shockwaves through the industry. Prominent players, including Roman “RAMZES666” Kushnarev, Lima Major 2023 champion Quinn “Quinn” Callahan, and Oliver “skiter” Lepko, have voiced their opinions on the issue. RAMZES, known for his time with Virtus.Pro and Na’Vi, has openly mocked the accused players and teams, while skiter and Quinn have called for permanent bans for those found guilty of cheating or match-fixing.
Additionally, Team Spirit manager Dmitry “Korb3n” Belov expressed skepticism towards the accusations made by Monetin, a Russian YouTuber and journalist leading a large-scale investigation into match-fixing and cheating in the Dota 2 community. With players like RAMZES, Quinn, and skiter speaking out, the situation has gained significant attention, and the community eagerly awaits Valve’s response and potential actions.
During a recent stream, RAMZES shared his frustrations with the ongoing match-fixing controversy in Dota 2. He expressed his belief that everyone in the community is aware of match-fixing and cheating, even if there is no concrete proof. RAMZES went on to mock the accused players and teams, suggesting that they would deny the allegations even if their own teammates confronted them about it. He recalled a scrimmage his team, Virtus.Pro, had against EZ KATKA, a team that had Lefitan, one of the accused players, at the time. RAMZES hinted at the use of cheats, stating that match-fixers could provide observers for cheating to these teams at any point during the game. His comments shed light on the seriousness of the issue and the need for stricter measures against those involved in match-fixing.
Joining the chorus of voices against match-fixing, skiter and Quinn have taken a strong stance on the matter. Skiter shared his thoughts on Twitter, stating that players or teams found guilty of match-fixing should be permanently banned from Dota 2 tournaments without exception. Quinn, the champion of Lima Major 2023, retweeted skiter’s tweet and endorsed the statement, aligning with a zero-tolerance approach towards cheating in professional esports. Both players emphasized the importance of accountability among players and teams, and the need for severe consequences for those caught match-fixing. Their calls for permanent bans reflect the growing demand for strict action against match-fixers in the Dota 2 community.
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However, not everyone is convinced of the accusations made against the accused players. Team Spirit manager, Dmitry “Korb3n” Belov, expressed skepticism towards Monetin’s accusations. He stated that it is hard to trust Monetin without substantial evidence, as he considers Monetin to be greedy and untrustworthy. Korb3n implied that Monetin may lie about anything to gain profit, casting doubt on the validity of the accusations. His comments highlight the complexity of the situation and the need for concrete evidence before passing judgment on the accused players.
The match-fixing scandal involving Lefitan and other players has had a significant impact on the Dota 2 community. With prominent players like RAMZES, Quinn, and skiter speaking out, the issue has gained widespread attention. Calls for permanent bans and skepticism towards the accusations reflect the community’s concern and demand for stricter measures against match-fixers.
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