Simbee434

Well if they cant pay invoice which is sum of 2€ to PRH you cant wait any money of them (and before you who doesn’t understand and start yelling of something about this being a lie this information is from their credit risk information). But hey new ECL season coming so get ready to pay up!

Just keep your fucking money and continue to collect payments from people who doesn’t know or understand what you doing. This kind a situation where people is blaming you of fucking FRAUD and the best thing you come up is to pull a survey and promise update on ”later this week” week and half after the original post. Oh my god I am done dealing with idiots. I just hope someone reports this to authorities asap.

This post was made to get to the bottom of why the prize pool money hasn’t been paid to the players, as promised, within 90 days of the season ending. It’s not about blaming anyone especially not the admins. Why would they know anything about the company’s financials or what’s happening behind closed doors? So for fk sake stop directing your frustration at them. The question was and is simple: Where is the prize pool money? Nothing else matters. If the money has been used or redirected, the players deserve a transparent explanation and proof to legitimize that decision. Not that the cost have gone up, that can’t be the explanation to this question.

What rule are they actually breaking? Have you requested their financial statements from PRH? I’ve reviewed the stakeholder (beneficiary) list myself, and anyone can verify the details through the proper channels — including financial reports up to the end of 2022. Legally, they’re only required to provide these documents to potential lenders or investors to secure funding. As customers or participants, it’s up to each of us to decide whether we want to continue supporting this league. If they violate these obligations, they can be removed from the Trade Register and EPR immediately until they comply. As of now, they are listed in both.

I want to be clear: I fully respect what Kenu has done and continues to do for the NHL community. That work shouldn’t be overlooked. However, the ongoing delays in prize pool payouts raise legitimate concerns. In this space, transparency is key, especially when it involves players' trust and financial matters. Having worked in this area for a while, I’m not speaking out of turn — I understand how these processes typically work. My intention isn’t to attack or accuse anyone personally, and this isn’t the place for that anyway. All I’m asking for is clarity around the delays. If there’s a valid reason, a straightforward explanation would go a long way in maintaining goodwill within the community.

I hope everyone understands this, but that’s not the real issue here. When a they publicly states that 50% of fees go directly to the prize pool, then that money legally can’t be redirected elsewhere. If it is, that’s not just bad business it's potentially illegal. Even if they have some clause in the terms to justify it, it's still skating the line of what's legally and ethically acceptable.

I just want to know… if ”in practice” 50% goes to prize payments, which they never did. WHERE DID THE MONEY WENT? I dont care about fking few bucks but im not going to fund this shit no more, I dont like liars. Not sorry for being blunt.

The prize pool for the Spring season alone was €24,000, yet you only accounted for a 10% tax (licenses) on the entire season. With 1,000 active players, that results in a total tax liability of around €4,000 for both Winter and Spring seasons combined. The financial and tax issues — particularly the VAT misclassification — appear to stem from internal handling and decisions made at the organizational level. It’s difficult to accept that players are now being asked to absorb the consequences of those missteps, especially when many have paid license fees in good faith, expecting timely prize payments and professional management. While I respect the effort to stabilize the organization, I believe it’s important to emphasize this: tax handling errors and financial planning shortfalls are not the responsibility of the players. They fall on the company and its leadership.

3 business days and no answer.

It has now been several months — in some cases nearly a full year — and yet many teams and players have still not received their prize pool payments. This delay is completely unacceptable and must be addressed immediately. (Reason we got first not sure what it is now) international payment processing is not a valid excuse in this day and age. Transfers of this nature can be handled efficiently and securely within days using modern platforms. Suggesting otherwise only raises more questions about the handling of funds and organizational transparency. calling for a public update that includes: A detailed breakdown of the prize pool status for all affected teams. Clear payment timelines for each party. A real explanation of the delays — not vague references to "international issues." Prize pool payments are not a courtesy — they are contractual obligations. The continued silence or vague communication on this matter damages trust across the community and sets a dangerous precedent for future events. This situation demands accountability. We urge you to take it seriously and respond accordingly. I

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Sorry so its okay in your mind that Elite 8 teams pay fees which is 4k total and get prizepool of +10k and lite teams (64)pay 12,8k and get prizepool of 3k? 😂 I thought that Elite and Pro teams pay more so thath they can have better prices and more competitive/professional experience. And example from last season core had 70 something teams and goal was to get 32 teams to pay 50€ each (means 8 players per team 7,25€ per player) and that didn’t happen, what do you guys think happens now? Not even including the transfer from ps4 to ps5…

Have you looked any of the comments before? Pro teams pay total of 14k and elite something around 5-6k and look at the prize pools. Core and lite fees are up to +60k total with max teams.

But why are core&lite total fees so high compared to pro&elite? Why we have to pay for their prizes, broadcasting etc. when core&lite players have the stats on website and maybe few broadcasted games from finals? I also understand the are other costs doing this butare costs in core&lite over 50k in total? Should ’t you get the money from where you get most views and where sponsorship teams are? Not from casual players who plays their games on monday 22:00 forwards. Dont get me wrong I understand you need money so this league can keep running and I am happy to pay something. But if I pay the fee example 20€ and you inform the teams about the prize pool, it cant go like it did last season in core. You cant just let it be for 4 months and after that you pay back the season fee because there was not enough of participants. How do you make sure that this doesnt happen again and is there a possibility to withdraw and get team and personal license fees back before the season starts if there are not enough teams?

Can someone in the organization please explain how the fck are the prize pools in core&lite less than 10% from the total pot? Grow the prize pool to 50% and you still get 30k from the players and all is fine. This current ”demand” is just fcked up….