Danish Player Reports Attempted Bribe Ahead of Tournament

Player of the Danish team Avanti, Oliver “BlocH” Bloch Eriksen, has reported an attempted bribe related to the upcoming Parken Challenger Championship Season 2. According to the esports player, an unknown individual offered the team $10,000 to intentionally lose matches.

BlocH shared screenshots of the conversation, showing how the unidentified user attempted to negotiate with the players about fixing match results. The messages clearly mention a cash payment in exchange for losing games during the tournament.

According to the published messages, the unknown person offered Avanti $10,000 if the team agreed to deliberately lose their matches during the championship. When BlocH asked what exactly the team was expected to do to receive the money, the person replied directly that the offer was for intentionally losing games.

After it became clear that the proposal was essentially an attempt to arrange match-fixing, the player immediately rejected the offer.

“I would rather just play and try to win,” BlocH replied.

He also added that he hopes the person who tried to bribe the team will ultimately lose their money.

At the upcoming Parken Challenger Championship Season 2, team Avanti will compete in the group stage against several opponents, including:

• FOKUS

• AM

• Apogee

• Voca

• KOLESIE

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This incident once again raises the issue of fairness and transparency in esports. Attempts to organize match-fixing occasionally appear on the semi-professional scene, but players publicly revealing such offers helps combat these violations and maintain fair competition at tournaments.