A member of Revolution AND CSGO suddenly accused the coach of forcing the team to sell matches

Recently, CS:GO player Flander from the Revolution Y team, on behalf of the members, posted on the forum to accuse the team’s management of overreaching, not meeting commitments, and at the same time having a fix-it mentality matches in some cases. Matches This team participates. Currently, Revolution Y is the defending Viking Pro Series 2021 champion and Vietnam Rog Master Asia Pacific 2021 qualifier.
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Full text of Flander’s words.​

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In addition, the player also publicly posted messages in which the coach admitted that he was a matchmaker.
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Just below the post, Revolution Y’s manager also commented in response and shared that the reason for establishing the team was to contribute to the development of CS:GO in the country, however, this person’s statements are being criticized. The community threw stones mercilessly. especially the saying “…If you don’t sell games, where will you get money to support the team? …”
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Currently, things are not over yet as the parties continue to fight back and forth and use “careless” words against each other. But as the leader of a competitive team, the manager’s sales mentality is being harshly criticized by the CS:GO community. Many people believe that such thoughts have degraded the country’s CS:GO scene, which has not been properly invested.

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