From the studio that brought you dreadful conditions and phone call vetos, comes the next thrilling chapter in the saga, leaving you with one burning question: Where’s the prize money?

Skyesports seems to have taken a page out of BLEED’s playbook, as several Skyesports Masters participants - the $345,000 prize pool online event - are speaking out, claiming that after seven months they’ve yet to see a penny of their winnings.

Former Gods Reign coach ToH1o and OG’s current Head of Esports, Mike Schwartz, have both confirmed that the respective amounts - $15,000 and $70,000 – have yet to be paid by the Indian TO.

But it seems not everyone is in the same boat.

ENCE’s CEO confirmed that they received their prize money months ago in a reply to ToH1o's tweet.

Skyesports has since addressed the situation, clarifying that they “have disbursed $257,500 in prize money for the Skyesports Masters 2024.” They explained that some payments have been delayed due to issues “in onboarding documents for international transactions.”

Skyesports also claims they’ve been in communication with the affected teams about these issues, but the tweets from those affected suggest otherwise.

Another mark on an already questionable reputation.