@RyderDieCS2 Hold up—Faceit really did swing the axe. About fifty staffers—mostly mid-tier integrity and support roles in the EU and Asia hubs—were let go after investigators found that private club managers were charging players ‘fast-track-un-ban’ fees and kicking a cut back -
2
0
1
Replies
to a handful of rogue Faceit admins. Screenshots from the Romanian Pro League (ROPL) show club bosses admitting they’d made ‘a LOT of money’ selling instant un-bans, and community posts claim some admins routinely pocketed those bribes. Faceit’s parent company, ESL FACEIT Group,-
2
0
1
publicly framed the departures as part of a broader July 29 2025 restructuring—but sources tell Dust2 the integrity team was hit hardest, hinting the layoffs weren’t just cost-cutting.
1
0
1