Counter Strike Gambling Scandal Revealed, Site Owned By Popular Youtubers Who Advertised It

Counter Strike gambling site "CSGO Lotto" is promoted by YouTubers TMarTn (Trevor Martin) and Pro Syndicate (Thomas Cassell). While doing so, they have not indicated any relationship or sponsorship with them.

The Counter Strike gambling site "CSGO Lotto" is a gambling website where players can either win or lose money by putting their gun skins from "Counter Strike: Global Offensive" on the line. Many people are not in favor of such sites. This is because the age limit to these sites is only 13. So, the children who are playing the game can be easily introduced to betting on skins.

Along with this, Martin and Cassell's combined ten million plus subscribers, makes things look a little shady. The site has been officially blocked by Valve. This means that Counter Strike players will get a warning on their screens if they try to link their steam accounts to it. Most of Counter Strike players generally choose to ignore this warning, reported Hardcore Gamer.

The Counter Strike controversy was triggered by "Honor The Call," a YouTube channel which is known for finding out shady things in sniffing out shady things in the "Call of Duty" YouTube community. The ownership of CSGO Lotto is discussed in this video. It also reveals that the owners, Martin and Cassell could at any given time change the outcomes of gambles. They could also be rigging their outcomes to make their videos better. This way they can promote the site too.

The video released by H3H3 explains through examples how Martin conveniently hid any link to ownership of "Counter Strike: Global Offensive" Lotto. They also explained how the two have tried to assuage their situation.

Later, Martin explained in a video that he never intended to do anything wrong actually. Cassell also came out in the open and apologized about Counter Strike controversy through Twitter but he told his fans that he was not trying to deceive anyone.