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MANILA - Two days after MPL Singapore wrapped their eighth season with NIP Flash repeat champions, the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang community received shockwaves over a series of tweets concerning league outfit Bleed Esports and their imports Tuesday night.
Esports personality Sean "Hades" Go posted on his X (formerly Twitter) profile regarding the situation of their Filipino imports.
Suddenly the upper management guys of @ggBleed who love to parade their roles have just decided to leave their PH ML imports stranded at the bootcamp with no flight tickets back and 0 contact. The COO has left their gc and they have nobody to help them. Wp guys
— Hades (@HadesCasts) October 15, 2024
"Suddenly the upper management guys of @ggBleed who love to parade their roles have just decided to leave their PH ML imports stranded at the bootcamp with no flight tickets back and 0 contact. The COO has left their gc and they have nobody to help them. Wp guys," Hades stated in his tweet.
He followed the statement with an update regarding the situation.
Update: Their families have helped them book flight tickets home tomorrow night. Me and the manager will help them pay for meals till then.
— Hades (@HadesCasts) October 15, 2024
"Update: Their families have helped them book flight tickets home tomorrow night. Me and the manager will help them pay for meals till then," Hades added.
Bleeding out
Unfortunately, this was not the only time the Singapore-based organization found themselves in hot water.
Aleksandar "Kassad" Trifunovic, who coaches Bleed's EU-based Counter-Strike team, said that they have yet to be paid by the organization amidst update from the latter.
130k NOT PAID TO APEKS (from may 15th)
— Aleksandar Trifunovic (@kassad) October 11, 2024
42k NOT PAID TO G2 (From June)
100K IN PRIZE MONEY NOT PAID
15k NOT PAID TO FAVEN
15k+ NOT PAID TO CERQ
10k NOT PAID TO VLDN
20k+ NOT PAID TO ME
STOP LYING YOU CLOWNS https://t.co/bWkTx0T62b
Meanwhile, their VALORANT team found themselves losing their spot in the VCT Pacific with BOOM Esports taking their position.
An update for VCT 2025 pic.twitter.com/p46AGL8iDv
— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) October 4, 2024
"After careful consideration, Riot Games has made the decision to remove Bleed Esports’ from the VALORANT Champions Tour and VCT Pacific. Bleed Esports was terminated due to its failure to comply with critical reporting requirements and other key obligations under the Team Participation Agreement (TPA). Removal of a team from the Riot Games esports ecosystem is not something we take lightly. However, due to persistent operational failures of the team, Bleed Esports will no longer participate in VCT Pacific to protect the best interest of the players and the league. The individual players affected were informed of the decision as soon as it was made to allow them to explore other opportunities as quickly as possible," Riot Games said in a statement last October 4.
They have also disbanded their Dota 2 roster, with Zhou "Emo" Yi being the last one to leave last September.
More allegations surfaced regarding the esports organization, with Goh En Wei Mervyn being on the receiving end as the Bleed CEO was missing for several days.
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UPDATE ON BLEED ESPORTS:
— BoDork (@Bo_Hoogland) October 12, 2024
CEO of Bleed Esports, Goh En Wei Mervyn has a court hearing scheduled for October 21st
The nature of the case is listed as Criminal
This explains the sudden disappearance of Mervyn pic.twitter.com/EJNjmEenNx
Both Bleed Esports and MPL Singapore have yet to release a statement regarding the alleged incident. Meanwhile, MPL Philippines caster Chantelle "Chantelle" Hernandez assured the community that the Filipino imports would provide an update once they arrived home.
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