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Csgo
Alex Walker
Esports match fixing has been on the rise in Australia, so much so that we’ve seen charges, arrests and direct accusations of links to organised crime. And in perhaps the clearest signal of how rife things are getting locally, one player has spoken up about how much they’ve been offered to fix CSGO games.
![More Australian CSGO Players Have Been Banned For Betting On Their Own Matches [Update]](https://imgix.kotaku.com.au/content/uploads/sites/3/2016/04/NL319GE1.jpg?ar=16%3A9&auto=format&fit=crop&q=65&w=800)
As part of its attempts to crack down on cheating in Counter-Strike, and in particular one loophole that teams have been taking advantage of all year, the Esports Integrity Commission has just handed out bans for 37 coaches, some for just a few months, others for up to three years.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive might be the most popular game on Steam, but it’s also a pretty old game. A lot of advancements have been made in legibility and design since then, and CS:GO hasn’t always kept up. So in the latest patch, Valve have tried to make the player models…
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