According to information shared by a representative of rival site CSGO Empire on Twitter, the banned traders were reportedly using “illegal, unlicensed websites that engage in money laundering.” It is estimated that these traders collectively amassed approximately $12.7 million in cryptocurrency over the past month.
The owner of CSGORoll has responded to the ban on Twitter, denying any involvement in a money laundering scheme. They assert that their platform is not classified as a casino in major markets due to the absence of cash withdrawals. Furthermore, they state that contracted skin suppliers are prohibited from playing games on the platform and are compensated with cryptocurrency for their skins, ensuring a compliant and liquid marketplace.
