A loud scandal in the CS2 community: accusations against players and the Elevate organization

A high-profile scandal has broken out in the CS esports community involving the Elevate organization and its players. A well-known esports insider has accused some team members of a number of serious offenses, including fraud, threats, blackmail, and even physical violence.

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Accusations of fraud and abuse

According to published reports, player Nbgee12 is suspected of using illegally obtained funds to finance the activities of the Timbermen team he supported. According to an insider, Nbgee12 hacked PayPal accounts, using the funds to buy gold, which he later exchanged for cash.

There were also accusations that Elevate players knew about the illegal origin of the funds used to finance their participation in tournaments and even helped to create a fictitious organization called BadAssGaming to conceal these transactions.

Threats and blackmail

In addition to fraud, Nbgee12 and his associates are accused of using violent methods to maintain control of the situation. According to an insider, they threatened people who might expose their activities and even used weapons to intimidate them. There were also cases of blackmail and harassment.

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Community response

The community reacted to these allegations with great outrage. Many called for an investigation and prosecution of the perpetrators. Some users note that these actions damage the reputation of esports and cause distrust in organizations that are associated with such scandals.

Player Nbgee12, in turn, denied all the accusations, calling them “absurd” and “unconfirmed.” He noted that if there was any evidence against him, it would have been made public long ago.

This scandal has attracted the attention of the general public, and it is still difficult to say what consequences it will have for all parties involved. In any case, the CS community is closely monitoring the developments.

A call to action

The insider who made the allegations public called on anyone who has evidence against Elevate players to share it with journalists or competent authorities. He also said that this account would cease its activity after the publication to avoid possible threats and reprisals from the accused persons.

This case is one of the most discussed in the esports community recently, and many hope that further investigation will clarify the situation and lead to a fair resolution.

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