An alleged CS:GO scammer was reportedly sentenced to a 30-day trial after having being deceived two fellow CS:GO players of costly and valuable items. The expensive skins were for about $700. Skins where Nicolai “Nille” Pedersen was one of the two people who were exposed to fraud.Nille decided to report it, and it gave surprising paw when the police show interest in the case.We have chosen to hear the whole scenario from Nille’s point of view, where he tells the story from start to finish.
Nicolai “Nille” was one of the people, who got scammed. He got scammed for 1.510 Danish Kroner (approx. $230). When he didn’t receive payment for his knife (which was supposed to be sent to his bank account following the weekend) and he got blocked/deleted from all contact options by the scammer, he reported it to the police.
After a few days, he was contacted by police due to another person reporting the same scammer to the police also. The police showed interest in the case and prosecution ensued.
After a few months, “Nille” was called in to stand witness in court, where he meet his scammer and the other person, who also got scammed. The scammer made no attempt to defend himself.
Conviction and judgment for the scammer:
30 days of unconditional jail
40 days of community service
Compensation of stolen skins from the 2 victims. Total: 5000 Danish Kroner.
In the end: “Nille” has still not received his 1.510 Danish Kroner as of today despite the conviction. Hopefully, they will come soon.
My Journey started as a normal café gamer in Goregaon where I just used to play with computer. Some people thought that I play more better than average and suggested me to play fifa events which I had zero idea about, but since it was related to FIFA I thought of giving It a try, so I went to play FIFA professionally for the first event which was organized by Zapak Gaming malad and I experienced some next level shit, reaching till semi finals was a big thing for me as I was not aware of the rules and the formats.
Then I learnt about big players which were coming there to play and one of them was.. (don’t want to mention name). He won the game and I was like fan of his gameplay and wanted to meet him, discus about the scene, the professional scene and more but I forgot “With great skill comes bigger ego” I was quite frustrated about this and that was the day when I decided to take this seriously and become better than him, compete with them and beat him with confidence!
It was when I was in my 10th standard and unfortunately I didn’t have computer, for which I had to literally pull off the typical Indian drama of ‘Not eating food until wishes fulfill’. I was quickly able to manipulate the emotions of my parents and able to get the computer followed by the hardcore practice session to be the best in the then version of FIFA. To some of you it might seem odd, but trust me I used to FIFA for atleast 17 hours a day. The repeated career mode sessions and what not. Eventually, I learnt some nasty tricks and tried them in local event with grace and success. Later, I participated in the first ever MAJOR of my professional run, WCG. I had to travel to Delhi all the way to participate in the qualifiers only to know that I will not be able to participate from a different city? Damnit.
Today, when I re-call that I think it was for good as it burnt me from within and I encraved the passion of competiting and winning it from my Home city, Mumbai. But luck wasn’t favoring me when I was informed I can’t even pariticpate in the Mumbai event since I have breached the rules and travelled to Delhi. But still as being a Mumbikar pateli pahele, I went to the Mumbai event and then I knew I wont be allowed to play, but took a chance, was about to lose hope, till the time I heard of one of the best CS 1.6 teams of India that time, Ate. Gaming and some people told me to talk to Ben Varghese as he was the a renowned personality that time and a known personality in the gaming field.
I had the only option to approach him and play my final card of requesting him. Luckily the noise was heard and I was allowed to participate. I was the first runner-up of that event but that too, was something auspicious to me. Just after WCG, I got an opportunity to join India’s one of the best gaming squads if I win DSK Supinfocom and for that I didn’t leave any stone unturned. I did everything which I could to help myself sprinting the way of success. Non stop practices, sleepless nights and undisputed passion got me the reward. I won the first ever DSK gaming event. It was shocking for then existing FIFA community to see an underdog clinched a major event but they didn’t know my burning spirit inside and since then there was no stopping for me.
The turning point of my career was during ESWC, the big-pot International event for which I was excited and thrilled at the same time.
Sagar Vyas with the famous female pro gamer zAaz
People from all across the country were fighting for THAT one life-changing spot. Unfortunately, I couldn’t make my way to the top for which the spirit inside of me got fueled a little bit and my inner conscious persuaded me to practice for a bit longer and harder for the next season in 2012. I waited for a-loooooooong-year to fight for the slot and represent India abroad. I won the Mumbai qualifiers of ESWC 2012 and proceeded to play the national qualifiers in Goa. The sheer dedication and my uttermost hardwork resulted in the win and I got the opportunity FINALLY to be the Indian representative of FIFA in Paris. (yea, baby!)
Despite being very little active on the scene and beating some consistent professionals at that time, I got tremendous support from the community, I got good-wishes, best-of-lucks, people were obliged of how I made them proud and some were even disappointed…… yeaaaaaaaaaaaah! I’d like to thank, Team NSD, Ate.Gaming, Brutality and organizations like TalkEsport who boosted my morale and allowed me to enter into the comfortable zone for a long-awaited-tensed-journey!
In ESWC, to my hard-luck I was placed in the toughest group which had the 1st and 2nd best of the world FIFA players. Imagine playing your first event international and facing the world best in your very first game. I definitely improved my game a lot with defensive skills to match myself at the International level. I beat “ovvy” which was at that time FIFA’s second world best player and who later on managed to win the event coming from the loosers bracket. I qualified the group stage proceeding to round of 16 where my journey ended. But I defenitely got placed in the “Hall of Fame” of ESWC when my name was flashed in the Top 10 FIFA players in the world with the Indian flag hoisted.
Lovesx with the famous CS:GO player pasha
Thumbsup with GeT_Right
The one and only f0rest!
CounterStrike God – NEO!
That was one of the greatest of experience I ever had. After returning back from ESWC, I got the deserving attention. My hard-work was paying me back with the fame I got and the interviews media outlets were publishing. But somewhere deep inside I was aware of the lack of scope in the professional gaming scene at that point of time. It was next to impossible for me to convince my family that even after winning hundreds of events I was only able to bring home “goodies” and you guys know it too. The future was never bright with Goodies. I quit the scene after winning a local event. Today, after the couple of years gap when I experience and see professional gaming going to an alltogether different level, I feel that my passion finally has a home and a career to fulfil my essential needs.
I am not bragging about myself being the representative of India overseas, there were a lot of them which represented India and failed miserably in doing so. I mentioned this because I was being bullied at times for not having a “fan-page” or a huge “fan-base” because I never made fans, I made.. friends. This long-post was not to send you people to boredom but you make you feel excited of me returning back to the scene once again with loads of surprises! And R4!dforce is going to change the way you guys see eSport events in India! You guys will see me playing FIFA 17 again and I assure you that I will not let anyone down. You can follow my page for regular updates, check out my achievements and links below!
About Sagar:
Sagar “lOvEsx” Vyas
Sagar “lOvEsx” Vyas, 23, Is a Professional Fifa Player (India). Winner of major tournaments. And has represented India at ESWC Paris finishing top 10 in world.
Achievements – FiFa Pc/Xbox/Ps3 :
1) Winner @Wcg Mumbai .
2) Winner @ DSK SupInfocomm 2011.
3) Winner @ Thakur College of Engineering.
4) Runner-Up @ Masakre 2011 at Jaipur.
5) Winner @ Navi Mumbai Mayor Cyber Gaming Championship 2011.
6) Winner @ DSK Game Kshetra 2011. (2nd – 4th Dec, 2011).
7) Winner FiFa’11 PC @ Rhythm’12 at Atharva College of Engineering (2nd – 4th Mar, 2012).
8) Winner FiFa’11 PC @ IEEE Fest at Ahtarva College of Engineering (13th Mar, 2012).
9) Winner Fifa 12 ps3 @ 603 The Gaming Cafe by Games 4 u.
10) Runner-up GoG Banglore .
11) Runner-up Zinklo Tournment Mulund.
12) Winner @ Delhi “Lets Fifa 12”.
13) Winner @ Eswc Qualifiers Mumbai.
14) Winner of Eswc National Finals (GOA).
15) Top 16 in World Eswc .
My gears
Controllers: Xbox 360, Sony PS3 , Thrustmaster.
Keyboard: Steelseries 6Gv2
Mouse: Steelseries Xai
Mousemat: Steelseries Tayloo
Headset: Steelseries Siberia v2
Manila Major Update – Day 4 concludes with the departure of three teams namely the fan favorites Natus Vincere, The home team from South East Asia – Fnatic and the Starladder i-League winners Vici Gaming.Reborn. Team Liquid & LGD Gaming will proceed in the lower bracket.
Analysis of all the games for Today.
Natus Vincere V/s Team Liquid
GAME 1 AnalysisWinner : Team Liquid
Team Liquid with a solid push lineup was expected to end the game between 20-30 minutes with the pushing power brought to the table by MATUMBAMAN’s impressive Lone Druid and FATA’s Dragon Knight, but Na’Vi was able to hold up the game till 40 minutes and at the end of the day the damage output from solo physical damage dealer i.e Juggernaut was not enough to sail Na’Vi’s ship to next end.
GAME 2 AnalysisWinner : Team Liquid
Na’Vi with their most comfortable heroes were not able to pull out the game as they fail to defeat Team Liquid after getting Lycan and Dendi’s Queen of Pain. Fata and Matumbaman were able to pull out the game will some excellent plays from Jerax’s Tusk and Kuroky’s Jungling Beastmaster.
Natus Vincere will finish at 7th – 8th position and take home $105,000
The performance expected from the english talent at the Analyst desk from Maybe’s Invoker was delivered with a dominant KDA of 13 and score of 12/2/14. Vici Gaming Reborn failed to withstand against Maybe’s Invoker after their last pick Ursa which brought a surprise to the table.
GAME 2 AnalysisWinner : Vici_Gaming
LGD Gaming starting up with Tidehunter first pick for xiao8 were not able to out farm nono’s Alchmist in game 2 after Maybe’s Invoker was banned in the final phase. Nono’s Alchemist had about 10 k extra net worth from the highest farmed hero on the side of LGD Gaming
GAME 3 AnalysisWinner : LGD Gaming
Game 1 was Maybe’s Show, Game 2 was Alchamist’s and Slark overfarming the opponents with amazing teamfighter Axe in team. Game 3 can be said as a stomp from Maybe and Aggressif with KDA’s 19 & 17 respectively. Maybe and Aggressif are surely the shining stars of the team but captain xiao8 on his Enigma with some good black holes enabled his bag the win.
Vici_Gaming Reborn will finish 7th – 8th Position and take home the prize many of $105,000
Both teams picked up greedy position 4 supports i.e Axe for Fnatic and Doom for Team Liquid. With some doom gank on Midone’s Invoker FATA was able to easily farm up and take the towers by using the ultimate. On the other hand Matumbaman was leading the net worth chart with 10k above Mushi’s Sven with a KDA of 8. With such heavy push line up on Team Liquid and damage amplification from Slardar, the game ended at 51 minutes which was a significant hold from the side of South East Asians.
GAME 2 AnalysisWinner : Team Liquid
As Fnatic tools did not work out in their way in game 1. Mushi came out with Medusa mid and a Phantom Lancer for Midone at the safe lane. The burst damage from Slardar and Naix Infest bomb allowed Team Liquid to constantly gank the PL. Addition of riki to the roster opened the doors for Team Liquid to keep the enemy in the Smoke screen and avoid the Stone Gaze from Medusa or a Dopple Ganger from Phantom Lancer. With that Team Liquid takes down the home team at the Manila Major and knock them out of the tournament.
Fnatic will finish top 6 and take home the prize money of $202,000
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All the teams playing at the Manila Major were fighting to finish off for the first eight positions to receive an invite for The International 2016. Since now the eight positions are declared, Team Secret and Evil Geniuses with their past poor performances with some losing streaks are sure of not receiving and invite for The International.
As the Defending champions, there are chances that EG may receive one but there are much lower chances for Team Secret to get one since the team was under performing after the departure of w33 and misery.
As both the teams are now probably aware of this situation that they are not receiving and invite for TI6. Universe departs from Team Secret and a usual player swap between EG and Team Secret occurs. Firstly it was RTZ and after the loss of Manila Major (Which is still ongoing) Universe decides to get back to his previous team EG.
The empty position of Team Secret will be taken by Bulba who becomes a free agent after Universe joins EG. Team Secret will be taking on Bulba to complete their roster.
Team Secret may not have any other options regarding the players as the previously kicked w33 and Misery who are most likely to not come back. Other known player who will fit the lineup of Team Secret are already playing in a team and roster for TI6 is locked.
With this decision of both teams, Team Secret and Evil Geniuses will have to play the open qualifiers of TI6 and fight all the way from there. It will also effect the chances of a team to qualify that will be taken by these teams if they succeed to qualify from the open qualifiers.
As this is a serious matter where all the priorities are given to the players instead where most of the decisions are to be taken by the organisation. If the organisations fails to keep the teammates together, the teams will be of course facing problems in the coming future. There is no statement yet from the Manager of Evil Geniuses about the situation.
With this it is finally concluded that EG will finally participate at TI6 with the roster they won at TI5.
Welcome home, @UniverseDota. I saw the blue blood pouring out of you. Let @FearDotA wipe away the tears. Back-to-back TI winners incoming!
FlipSid3 and Renegades were the two groups aligned for the opener of qualifier for the following major, ESL One Cologne 2016. Before the end of the match the CIS side were triumphant, 16 – 9 on Mirage, and hence ready to secure the better seed for the following round of play.
FlipSid3 got off to an awesome begin as they could win their T side gun round with An execute and tailed it up by ruling on both hostile to ecos. Rebels then put a count on their scoreboard on the primary firearm round, which they won neatly with an end goal to attempt and get themselves back in the diversion.
Image Courtsy; hltv.org
Renegades tied it up, 3 – 3, however FlipSid3 immediately countered by taking control of mid and overwhelming the CT side to recover the lead. The Australian group was at last ready to grab another round on the tenth to keep it at a focused 4 – 6, yet just quickly.
A 2 versus 3 after plant win by Yegor “markeloff” Markelov andAndrey “B1ad3” Gorodenskiy on the following round put the Ukranian side ahead 4 – 7, constraining Renegades on a twofold eco and decreasing their odds at taking the guide.
While Renegades could finish off the half by taking the last two rounds of the half, which finished 6 – 9, FlipSid3 packed away the second gun round of the guide and could cruise easily to triumph, 16 – 9, in spite of a last push by Renegades which was short of what was needed.
Natus Vincere brings down the Alliance in the lower bracket at The Manila Major by taking 2-1 victory in a best of 3 series.
Natus Vincere
Natus Vincere
“Time and again it happens, In front of screaming crowd and impact stadiums around the world. When everything is on the line, When all hopes seems lost. Na`Vi Does the impossible.”
– James “2GD” Harding.
Alliance
Alliance is a Swedish professional Dota 2 team which was founded in September 2012 under the name of No
Tidehunter. They’re The International 2013 winners who have dominated in 2013 through the Dota 2 scene both at
West and East, leaving many big teams behind them. The team is composed of the Swedish players, among which are some true legends of the DotA such as Loda and Akke.
With the level of rivalry between both teams after the TI3 finals, It is said as an EL Clasico of Dota 2 whenever these two teams are placed against each other in any tournament. Na’Vi and Alliance are able to increase their fan following even after falling down at the international scene.
The teams were placed against each other in the second round of lower bracket at The Manila Major with a best of 3 series to prove themselves who is the best. The losing team was supposed to be knocked out of the tournament while the winner plays the tournament favorites Team Liquid.
After many rotations from artstyle and GeneRaL they were successful to kill EGM many times but it was not enough as Loda on his Faceless Void with some amazing crono’s followed up by the damage from Jakiro and Skywrath Mage was sufficient to take down the Navi squad.
Navi getting destroyed in the first game by Bulldog’s Brood Mother, they decide it to ban in the first phase.
With a game where Naga Siren was 6 slotted 45 minutes in the game, Navi was able to pull out the game with some great plays and extraordinary team work. As Dendi says “Vitya is a machine” – Its proved today.
As the play style of Na’Vi States “Fights you under your tower. Kills you under your tower. Kills your tower. Repeat.” Showed up in the game 3 of the series.
With Generals Batrider and Dityara’s Lycan navi was able to claim the team fights and wiping out The Alliance in the last fight and claiming the Throne.
With this loss of Alliance, their chances of getting invited directly to The International 2016 have been cut down as they fail to end up in top 8 at the Manila Major.
We wish Good luck Alliance in future and Navi for their game against one of the Tournament Favorites i.e Team Liquid.
Complexity gaming’s journey at The Manila Major has ended after their loss to Team Liquid in the lower brackets.
The close game which finally favored Team Liquid with both the teams failing to lead 3K MMR in the first thirty minutes of the game. Meanwhile, CG had to use their buybacks to defend their base following a rough teamfight in the bottom lane resulting in a Liquid aggression which was unable to defend. MinD_Control’s Tidehunter proved to be pivotal to Liquid’s victory, using Ravage to great effect and dying only once in the 45 minute game.
Similarly to Game 1, Game 2 saw both teams trade kills and fights across the map for the first 20 minutes. Liquid’s decision to pick Alchemist for FATA- paid off however, catapulting Liquid to a large net worth lead at the moment when Matumbaman’ Lifestealer finished farming, creating a devastating combo that crushed compLexity. Matumbaman played Lifestealer in both games, though his second performance was much more impressive, ending the game with a 13/0/6 KDA.
Liquid previously lost to MVP Phoenix in the first round of the upper bracket in two close games, while compLexity defeated Wings Gaming to advance in the lower bracket. Liquid will next play the winner of the Alliance vs. Natus Vincere match.
One of Spain’s greatest and best soccer clubs, Valencia CF, pushes into esports. The six-time La Liga champion will report its esports expansion tomorrow in the Valencia CF stadium. The club supposedly needs to check its nearness in focused FIFA, Hearthstone and Rocket League. A League of Legends program should take after in the not so distant future.
So, Valencia is moving the in on European soccer clubs like VfL Wolfsburg, West Ham United, and just as of late FC Schalke 04.
This photo of a welcome to the official presentation of the esports group demonstrates the logo of Valencia CF esports.
It’s a decent sign that increasingly European soccer clubs will focus on esports. Though in North America, a ton of enormous brands and solid speculators have as of now entered, Europe was inadequate with regards to the same measure of budgetary and auxiliary force. Chief games clubs like FC Schalke 04 or Valencia CF are potentially ready to stem against the apprehension of a cerebrum channel from Europe to North America.
The ESL One Cologne Qualifiers is around the corner and 16 teams from around the world will fight for a slot in the main event of ESL One Cologne. The offline qualifiers will take place at the ESL Studios in Katowice,Poland. ESL have also revealed a new format that is the Swiss-system which will be used at the upcoming ESL One Cologne Main Qualifier. The teams to lookout for
1. G2. Esports :- The team has been performing consistently well for past few months and with the help of “shox” and “scream” the team has the potential to qualify for the ESL One Cologne.
2. TyLoo :- One of the best teams in Asia, this team has been improving a lot and has been winning most of their matches lately.
3. FaZe Clan :- Although having a star studded lineup, the team is yet to show their best performance.
4. Dignitas :- The team didn’t perform well in the ECS Season 1 but with the addition of ruggah as their coach everybody is expecting a better performance.
5. Fluffy Gangsters :- The team performed well in the StarLadder Minor CIS Event and will have to fight hard for getting a slot in the majors.
6. Envyus :- Their performance hasn’t been up to the mark past few months and the addition of DEVIL in their roster hasn’t really made a great impact on their performance.
7. Immortals :- The Former TempoStorm team performed really well in the past major tournaments and will be facing Envyus in their LAN Debut.
8. Renegades :- The Australian team has been working very hard for improving and have performed well in the ELEAGUE Season 1 but fell short for qualifying in the playoffs despite being fired up criticism against SPUNJ for not stepping up as a great leader.
The schedule for first round of the tournament :-
G2 vs. TyLoo
FaZe vs. dignitas
Gambit vs. OpTic
mousesports vs. Fluffy Gangsters
EnVyUs vs. Immortals
Cloud9 vs. Empire
FlipSid3 vs. Renegades
Splyce vs. HellRaisers
The matches will be casted by the talents following:-Pansy, Blu, Metuz and Natu and it will be very interesting to see who comes out on the top and makes their way to the ESL One Cologne 2016 Main Event. We will keep you updated for the rest of the matches, stay tuned.
