During League of Legends' recent off-season, with no official matches to watch, the Uzi Cup became the substitute for most viewers. The group stage has been ongoing for four days, and currently, Abel's accompanying team leads the standings with a perfect 4-0 record. The Uzi team started strong, achieving two consecutive wins, but against the Bao Lan team, Uzi was defeated by Huanfeng with a 0-5 score. Fortunately, they later won against the Ning Wang team, now holding a 3-1 record.

The Ning Wang and Bao Lan teams are both tied at 2 wins and 2 losses, ranking 3rd-4th. The Ale team won one match at the start but lost the next three, currently at 1-3 and placed 5th. The Da Huang team is the most unfortunate, with members Shanji, Qingtian, and Da Huang having not won a single major match so far. In their last game against the Bao Lan team, they managed a minor victory, barely securing their first small win. The Uzi Cup group stage format only determines rankings without eliminating any teams.

The top four teams enter the elimination bracket in the upper bracket, allowing one match as a safety margin. The bottom two teams start from the lower bracket, where a single loss means immediate elimination. Based on the current standings, the Da Huang and Ale teams are likely to end up at the bottom. The Da Huang team is truly peculiar, with various issues consistently arising during matches: Mark first disappeared during a game, then missed training sessions.

After losing to the Bao Lan team in the previous match, team coach Wang Song and captain Da Huang received calls from the tournament organizers and hastily ended their streams. Subsequently, viewers went to Ale's直播间 to inquire, and Ale responded: Someone reported that a member of their team was involved in match-fixing. As for who it is, you probably can guess yourselves. Without surprise, the players suspected of match-fixing are likely the bot lane duo.

Since Qingtian and Da Huang are currently thriving in直播, they wouldn't risk it for such small gains. Regarding Shanji, those who have watched his Vlogs know he is genuinely "honest," and he still has opportunities to return to professional play, so he definitely wouldn't engage in match-fixing. Thus, the bot lane duo's嫌疑 is significant. Those who watched Da Huang team's matches know how夸张 the AD played, with Ashe ending 0-10 and Varus 0-8.

When the bot lane had advantages, the AD was solo-killed. In some matches, it even seemed he had no desire to win. However, it cannot be entirely certain, as an AD at the韩服宗师 level playing semi-professional matches is bound to be overwhelmed, so pure incompetence is also possible. Support Mark's嫌疑 is also不小; he previously mentioned during直播: "Recently, I've lost heavily in stocks."

Who exactly engaged in match-fixing cannot be rashly determined now. Today's roster change will reveal who is benched. According to Ale, all participants in the Uzi Cup signed a contract prohibiting involvement in match-fixing, with severe consequences for违约. Engaging in菠菜 in a semi-entertainment tournament suggests the盘口 must be substantial, with strong诱惑力.

Da Huang and Qingtian are truly倒霉. Mark has been懒懒散散, disappearing during matches and missing training sessions. Uzi couldn't hold back and openly骂 during直播. Now this incident occurs, making it utterly倒霉. Once match-fixing is confirmed, the involved player should face封杀 within the撸圈, as official organizers and直播 platforms highly value Uzi's tournament.

Conclusion:

The case of TES jungler Naiyou's match-fixing hasn't been resolved yet, and now during the Uzi Cup, someone dared to act against the wind. It feels官方 must strictly handle these two典型 to warn other players with similar intentions. Honestly,仅仅禁赛 is too lenient; sending a few to prison would have a much better打击效果.

So, who do you think engaged in match-fixing?

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