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Korean e-Sports Association

Controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2015

    StarCraft II match-fixing cases

    Players Lee Seung-hyun, known as Life, and Jung Woo-yong, known as Bbyong, were reported in 2016 as having been indicted with other people over alleged match-fixing in 2015 competitions. The reports connected Life to alleged payments for intentionally losing KeSPA Cup matches and Bbyong to an allegedly fixed GSL match.

  2. 2010

    StarCraft match-fixing scandal

    Eleven StarCraft players were implicated in alleged match-fixing linked to illegal gambling operations during the 2009 esports season. KeSPA imposed bans and supported criminal proceedings involving players, former personnel, and gambling-site operators accused of arranging payments, information leaks, or intentional losses.