Esports Scotland Under Fire

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13 February 2024 12:10

Esports Scotland, is under fire due to outstanding payments owed to contractors, players, and staff. According to reports, the total amount of debt is approximately £27,000, with a significant portion owed to individuals involved in the Scottish Esports League Season 5 (SEL 5) held in November 2022. James Hood, the Founder and CEO of Esports Scotland, has stated his intention to settle all debts by June.

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Esports Scotland Under Fire

Drama

13 February 2024 12:10

Tags: Esports Scotland

Esports Scotland, is under fire due to outstanding payments owed to contractors, players, and staff. According to reports, the total amount of debt is approximately £27,000, with a significant portion owed to individuals involved in the Scottish Esports League Season 5 (SEL 5) held in November 2022. James Hood, the Founder and CEO of Esports Scotland, has stated his intention to settle all debts by June.

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