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hi @SportsGamer i got multiple posts removed from this thread for a couple of jokes & one of them contained a swear word (my bad, really really sorry). i've learned from my mistakes. as we all know, you tend to ban people based on face value and how good buddies u are to them. but this one time, when your integrity is being questioned, could you make an exception and remove all unnecessary/troll posts that don't add value to chat, even if they are from your buddies? i'll be waiting for your reply. br, paikallinen samu

Let us first address the more delicate subject: the art — or ordeal — of posterior gastronomy. To indulge in such an act requires, above all, trust — the same rare and precious commodity now absent from Sportsgamer’s financial ecosystem. For just as one must have unwavering confidence in one’s partner’s hygiene before embarking on such an expedition, so too must the community trust that its hard-earned funds are being handled with respect, precision, and care. You see, there’s a curious parallel here. The bold explorer of the human derrière and the faithful Sportsgamer participant are united by a shared vulnerability. In both cases, one places something intimate — one’s body, or one’s money — into another’s hands, hoping for reward rather than regret. Yet, alas, in Sportsgamer’s case, what began as a passionate experience of communal joy has, of late, left a rather unpleasant aftertaste. In more genteel terms: eating ass, when executed with mutual consent, cleanliness, and enthusiasm, can be a transcendent exercise in trust and connection. But when rushed, mismanaged, or performed without due diligence, it becomes an act of betrayal — much like promising guaranteed prize pools and then discovering that the cupboard (or indeed, the wallet) is bare. Sportsgamer, in its prime, was the immaculate partner: polished, prepared, and proud of its presentation. But now, as it stands in the cold light of debt and delay, it resembles the partner who swore they “showered earlier,” leaving the community to wonder if perhaps, in hindsight, a bit more transparency would have been appreciated before diving in headfirst.

Depends on the corpse.

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I would like to go back to the topic of eating ass. What’s your take broskis

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Three messages from SG but not an answer to propably the most asked question; WHERE has the money gone? Is the companys budgeting this bad? And as an extra question, would SG have addressed that they have not paid stuff on time and/or setup a payment plan without the communitys outroar?

well in Finland you just dont magically forget to submit financial statements to tax authority for multiple years the only thing that comes to my mind for missing statements, is if the Finnish tax authority is conducting VAT audit (for the VAT that SG might need to pay back), but SG hasn't said that this is the reason for the delay.

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In France, we often have this problem with lateness. In a company where I worked, they were the same and only got a fine after 3 years. They hadn't posted anything for 4 years. It's something that happens often, even in large groups... either forgetting, etc., yet when I was working, it was going very well!

so, to keep it simple for all the amis studs (shoutout: @LE1PAKONE). my money, no go to SG debt, no. i maybe never see it again public financial statement very nice, very concreate, when will be officially filed???

as you can see, many people don’t even understand where SG’s money has actually gone. they think costs can just be cut here and there, but most of the day to day operations are already done for free and voluntarily. i hope people use common sense discussing this. SG has monthly expenses: office rent, accounting fees, TYEL and YEL contributions, internet and electricity. on top of this, unnecessary costs like penalties(*) can add up suprisingly quickly. SG, according to them, actually lost a significant amount of money when they assumed and applied a 10% VAT rate to license fees — but the tax authority later said that was incorrect, and that they must use 24% (now 25.5%). i don’t want to speculate too much on whether SG has had to make retroactive payments for VAT increase, since I’m not an economist. however, as JakkePlay77 mentioned earlier, it’s concerning that we don’t have any public financial statements for 2023 or 2024. this raises major questions about the company’s profitability and sustainability since it is already 2025 Q4 without public data from 2023 . (*)from what I understand, they received a 1,200 € penalty from the tax authority for the missing public financial statements 6.10.2025 -> couple of days later they announce ECL will be played. ok.

No, I don’t care where players choose to play. But I’m not naive enough to ignore the problems that clearly exist. The main question is still unanswered: where did the money go? My “agenda” is simply that players have been lied to, which they obviously have. But by all means, keep insinuating what my purpose is. What’s yours then? Protecting your friends?

I stand with my goat @FlyerKungen i like my toes getting slightly burnt anyway

Its obvious, you are trying and wanting to be part of the new league so you're just seeking for problems here. Now when they promized to pay their debts and published dates when their paying, suddenly paying in installmenta is a real issue now also.

Maybe come back ? 😂

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No idea what you're referring to.

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Im not even playing anymore but LET'S GO @FlyerKungen ARMY CMOON!!

This thread could double as a Turing test.

Watch out for the Flyerkungens army. He’s standing in the burning house and thinks it feels good. 🤑 I’ve received my prize money before too, that’s not the point. If you actually read their statement, you’d see they are months behind on multiple payouts and are now setting up installments just to pay what’s already owed. It doesn’t take a genius to see that something is seriously wrong when a company has to create a four-part payment plan for prize money that should’ve been paid long ago. So the real question is -what exactly are you yapping about?

"For years this community gave you their time, effort and trust. You spent all of it. Now it is time to stop talking and start proving" What do you mean "they spent all of it?" I have received my prize money before from sportsgamer and i'll receive it again on the date that they posted (maybe you missed it in their post), so im not sure what you're yapping about.

My goodness… what a staggering and distressing revelation this has become. I find myself utterly confounded — not merely disappointed, but genuinely astonished — by the magnitude of financial mismanagement that appears to have unfolded beneath our collective noses. One can only wonder how an enterprise that once stood as the proud cornerstone of our competitive scene has managed to descend into this state of disarray. The central question, I fear, remains unanswered: where did the money go? We are told of prize pools, of seasons completed and champions crowned — yet the victors, the very lifeblood of this community, remain unpaid. Funds that were explicitly designated for rewards seem to have evaporated into the ether. I must confess that this defies not only reason but also the basic tenets of trust and stewardship that should govern any respectable organization. And now, we are asked to display patience. We are told that this is part of some “restructuring,” that repayment will come in installments, and that future seasons will somehow balance the books of the past. With all due respect, that is not a financial strategy — it is a revolving door of obligation, a precarious cycle wherein new participants unknowingly fund the debts of old. In my part of the world, we might call it a house of cards dressed as an institution. If transparency truly exists, then let it be demonstrated — not through eloquent reassurances or vague allusions to Finnish law, but through a clear, unambiguous breakdown: How were the funds from Winter and Spring allocated? To whom, and for what purposes, were these community-generated revenues dispersed? How much of the collected license income remains, and how much has been siphoned into operations that have yielded no tangible benefit to the players themselves? I say this not with hostility but with genuine sorrow. Many of us have supported this platform for years, not out of obligation, but out of respect — for Kenu, for the staff, and for what Sportsgamer once represented. Yet the current silence on financial specifics speaks louder than any apology ever could. Trust, once fractured, cannot be repaired by poetic statements or hopeful projections. It is rebuilt only through truth, accountability, and action. Until the missing figures are laid bare and the debts are paid, the integrity of this entire project hangs by a thread. In all sincerity, I hope this is the moment when words give way to deeds — for if not now, I fear there will soon be nothing left to save.