The organizers of the disturbances at PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 have apologized to the community and Valve

The organizers of the incident at PGL Major Copenhagen 2024 for CS 2 from the platform CSGOEmpire have issued a statement, expressing their apologies and promising not to disrupt Valve tournaments in the future.

In March, we became part of the events that led to the disruption of the first CS 2 Major. We would like to apologize.

We stand by our belief: fraud is unacceptable, and G2 Esports should not collaborate with scammers who deceive users and steal their money.

However, we acknowledge that Valve and the Counter-Strike community are not dependent on these websites. Valve does not control their actions or even their existence. We wanted to convey a certain message, but due to our mistake, we punished the wrong people, and everything spiraled out of control.

We will never again disrupt Counter-Strike or Valve events and will use legitimate methods to make our statement without harming players. … Although our mission will continue, it will take on different forms.

On March 29, activists stormed the stage during the G2 Esports vs MOUZ match. Amid the chaos with security, the tournament trophy fell from the pedestal. Representatives of CSGOEmpire wanted to remind that the website CSGORoll, accused of money laundering, was a sponsor of G2.