Dota Players Reportedly Unpaid for Months

Business

05 December 2023 15:12

Lebanese player Jad "ruustle" Itani revealed that he was still owed money by FC Alansar from the Dota 2 Saudi Government Club Championship from August 2022. The player stated "There have been repeated delays and false promises made by the club. It is my sincere hope that we can collaboratively address this matter and not have to take things further."

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Dota Players Reportedly Unpaid for Months

Business

05 December 2023 15:12

Tags: Dota

Lebanese player Jad "ruustle" Itani revealed that he was still owed money by FC Alansar from the Dota 2 Saudi Government Club Championship from August 2022. The player stated "There have been repeated delays and false promises made by the club. It is my sincere hope that we can collaboratively address this matter and not have to take things further."