CS:GO professional Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold has been discovered responsible of committing a “fraud scheme” towards his former group, Group NKT. His actions affected the gamers and administration early in 2023.
The information of Senzu’s “fraud scheme” was revealed by Group NKT on Twitter on June 5. The group added the 16-year-old “has confessed to his actions,” and at the moment all concerned are working collectively to resolve the state of affairs.
One other Group NKT participant, BnTeT, who’s widespread among the Western CS:GO community, confirmed the knowledge “is 100% true” on his Twitter on June 6. He additionally added the fraud dedicated by Senzu was lending different Group NKT members’ skins and playing them, finally losing the skins. Afterward, the 16-year-old allegedly lied to the remainder of his group and didn’t pay them again for the misplaced gadgets.
On the similar time, Group NKT added Senzu will stay below contract with the group, although, he received’t be allowed to take part in any tournaments with out the org’s permission. Though, if one other group is all for Senzu’s companies, they might contact Group NKT’s administration for an inquiry. We don’t assume he’ll be receiving a lot of presents till the state of affairs is resolved, nonetheless.
Senzu is a Mongolian up-and-coming CS:GO participant who has been energetic within the scene since late 2020, according to Liquipedia. Since then, he performed for quite a few orgs, together with The Mongolz, who’re arguably probably the most well-known group from Asia as of now. He’s been trialing with Group NKT since November 2022.
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Dot Esports has reached out to Group NKT for a remark concerning the state of affairs. Group NKT hadn’t responded by the point of publishing.
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