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An open letter addressed to Valve was published today by "a group including teams, players, talent and agencies that attended GESC events in 2018". The open letter comes hours after Anthony's "scantzor" Hodgson published a blog post where among others issues, he stated that he has worked for GESC: Indonesia and GESC: Thailand, two Valve Sanctioned events in the 2017-2018 Dota Pro Circuit has been paid.
An open letter to the Valve and the community @GESChampionship payment issues.https: //t.co/HYm8ykNVbI
– Matthew Bailey (@Cyborgmatt) October 30, 2018
In today's open letter to the Global Electronic Sports Championship (GESC) are more than $ 750,000 to those who have signed the letter, GESC: Indonesia and GESC: Thailand events.
Extract from the open letter:
"The players and teams have received their prize money from the organization of these two events. This, despite GESC having an agreement in place with Valve to adhere to the 90 day limit on prize money pay-out.
[…]Our intention, through this open letter, is to alert the community, players, teams and other people who are approaching to work under way for 2019 called "Project Hero". We feel very strongly about the fact that we need to know more about GESC events, or that we need to know more about them. any party should be in escrow before any person agrees to wait. "
The one mentioned as Mr Feng in the open letter is the GESC CEO, Oskar Feng, who according to Scantzor's post has not been replying to his emails since June. The group of people signing up to the letter of the President of the United States of America and the United States of America, said: "Mr Feng continues to attend other events in Asia "In 2018, with a view to producing more in the future."
In addition to this open letter, Code Red a company founded by Paul "Redeye" Chaloner provides a full suite of consultancy and agency services including talent and player representation, felt compelled today to issue a clarification as it seems like mister Oskar Feng is about Redeye as "eSports Advisor."
GOSP is a non-payment, we have issued a further statement Project HERO – Paul Chaloner is not an "eSports advisor" to Project HERO as a result of their fundraising documentation https://t.co/gc5FMnIR84
– Red Esports Code (@CodeRedEsport) October 30, 2018
Project HERO and its fundraising documentation claims "Southeast Asia's First World-Class eSports League." Code Red made clear that Paul "Redeye" Chaloner has never heard of this project, nor was he aware of it.
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