Andrew Tate is rumored to be involved in a CS:GO match-fixing scandal

Now that Andrew Tate has been arrested, the internet can’t stop talking about the incident and everyone has a story to tell.

Unfortunately, for the time being, we don’t know what the facts are. But according to rumors, he is involved in all kinds of illegal activities related to match-fixing.

About Andrew Tate and the accusations against him

Tate is a famous influencer who has come into the public eye in the last few years. His Hustlers University has numerous students who are paying him $50 a month for the content he provides.

He’s also appeared on numerous shows and was supposed to appear even on Lex Friedman’s podcast in the near future, according to his own declarations. But now that he’s been arrested, it’s not clear when or if the conversation between the two will ever happen.

Andrew Tate is known to be critical of everything that involves video games, which is one of the reasons why some are skeptical of the rumors posted by CS Leeks on Twitter last week. Based on the allegations, the influencer is part of a multimillion-dollar CS:GO match-fixing ring.

Time will tell if this is true or not, but what is certain is that the Tate brothers frequently make fun of and even insult gamers, calling them “losers”.

Another allegation against Tate is that he has hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of skins on one of his CS:GO accounts, which he has used repeatedly to gamble with. This is in part what made people claim that he’s involved in match-fixing.

At the moment, the Tate brothers are under arrest in Romania and the charges against them are quite severe, involving human trafficking. Whether they are true or false, it remains to be seen in the coming months or even years.

Match-fixing in esports

Match-fixing in esports is a real thing. Lots of players and even entire teams have been caught doing it and it’s made the industry far less credible for certain companies.

Top journalists like Richard Lewis spoke about this issue many times, describing the horrors and tragedies that happen behind the scenes.

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