Mangekyou admitted that he was involved in 322 and owed money to the mafia

Mark "mangekyou" Kharlamov admitted that he once had to take part in a 322 scheme, after which he owed the mafia, but in the end the player was deceived and did not get paid.

He told about this during a stream on Twitch.

"There is a story that I regret, but life then drove me into a corner. I moved to Poland, the family was running out of money, the rent payment deadline was approaching. I had rank 200, I played mid, but I was called to stand in for carry with a pool of three heroes (Broodmother, Batrider, Clinkz). Then a friend from the pub offered me 322. At first I refused, but then, when they offered $4000, I agreed on the condition that the bets would be on my team's victory. I was told that there would be no problems, there are bought teams that deliberately drain. But one day a situation happened: a large sum was bet on our victory, and my team managed to lose. Perhaps one of my teammates threw the match, but my goal was to win"

According to him, he refused to bet against his team, but they lost, and he ended up in debt to the mafia due to difficult conditions. In the end, the player admitted that he had to throw the match, but he never saw the money.

"After this defeat, I was presented with a fait accompli: "You have to lose the next match, otherwise you will remain in debt." I agreed - especially since I was a low-skill carry, and I did not have to try hard to lose. I was afraid to remain in debt to the "mafia" - I still need my arms and legs. In the end, I threw one match, but never received the money. Who would have thought that in such a story you would simply be deceived. Result: an urgent need for money, blackmail, one lost match and 0 dollars"

In this way, he denied rumors that he was constantly involved in 322-schemes, and admitted that he would never have done something like that if it weren't for the difficult living conditions at that time.

Recall that STORM previously stated that Aurora was expecting a disbandment after the failure at TI14.