Today, the German organization MOUZ held an autograph session at the CS2 Asia Championships 2023 venue, which took the players more than three hours. However, they later found out that most of the devices were already being sold by Chinese fans on local marketplaces.

According to media reports, Chinese fans had lined up in the waiting area for the start of the autograph session as early as 5 a.m. local time, but this was not due to a great love for the players and Counter-Strike 2, but simply because of a desire to make money.

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Immediately after the autograph session ended, offers appeared on Chinese marketplaces to sell items with autographs starting at $100. The rifler of FaZe Clan, Robin "ropz" Kool, and the rifler of Ninjas in Pyjamas, Fredrik "REZ" Sterner, have already expressed their dissatisfaction.

ropz spent three hours on autographs and then found out that they were immediately put up for sale:

I enjoy interacting with fans, but obviously, it's disappointing that these items appeared for sale on the same day. We don't have the best security at this event, so please respect our personal space when we say 'no'.

  

Meanwhile, REZ was succinct in his Twitter, but clearly unhappy with this turn of events:

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Remember that today MOUZ advanced to the semifinals of the CS2 Asia Championships 2023, where they will meet Astralis tomorrow in a match for a spot in the final. Meanwhile, Ninjas in Pyjamas is currently playing their match for a spot in the semifinals of the championship against team ENCE!

The playoff bracket looks like this:

The CS2 Asia Championships 2023 is taking place from November 8-12 in Shanghai, China. The teams are competing for a prize pool of $500,000. You can follow the schedule and results of the competition here.