In order to protect the integrity of competitive Counter-Strike Go matches, Valve has opted to permanently ban any players involved in match-fixing.
Valve outlined the bans, along with the reasoning for said bans, over on the Counter-Strike Go website, saying that for the top-level competitive play to continue to entertain, the sport must retain its integrity.
“Back in January and early February 2015 we took action after we discovered that a small number of professional CS:GO players were engaged in match-fixing,” reads the post.
“Our decision was to ban these players indefinitely from involvement in Valve-sponsored events. To clarify, the bans for these players are permanent, and players proven to have taken part in match-fixing will be permanently banned.”
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Valve outlined the bans, along with the reasoning for said bans, over on the Counter-Strike Go website, saying that for the top-level competitive play to continue to entertain, the sport must retain its integrity.
“Back in January and early February 2015 we took action after we discovered that a small number of professional CS:GO players were engaged in match-fixing,” reads the post.
“Our decision was to ban these players indefinitely from involvement in Valve-sponsored events. To clarify, the bans for these players are permanent, and players proven to have taken part in match-fixing will be permanently banned.”
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