Apparently, the owners of the website are popular YouTubers who tricked their viewers into thinking they were not the owners. These guys would take to YouTube, showing viewers how much money and other content they were making from the website while not being actual regular users. This caused a huge storm, and now that storm has transformed into a hurricane because Valve is now cracking down on all gambling websites related to Counter Stroke and DOTA 2. A cease and desist letter was released to 23 websites by Valve’s General Counsel, Karl Quakenbash. The following is a section of the letter, verified by Kotaku. While this can be seen as a good move by Valve, some have viewed it as reactionary. They claim Valve is only acting right now because things have gotten out of hand. One can understand why some folks are not impressed, because these gambling sites have been in operational for a number of years, knowingly to Valve. If you’re facing issues with Counter Strike Global Offensive on Windows 10, here’s a quick fix. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:
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