re: CSGO Gambling: As the Skins Burn

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Alicia Mendoza9 seconds ago
I really don't know why people can be assholes to TmarTn if he just did a mistake that he didn't tell about CS GO lotto and that is one of the owners just let it go all the haters don't have make up a big drama about it?

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Mazrati8 seconds ago
I'm not going away Tmartn your the best?

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Allstar Player2 seconds ago
@TmarTn Trevor real fans will always stay with u <3 and haters gonna hate because u are the best !!?

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awsumDOOD819 seconds ago
tmartn is a good guy, i dont understand where all this hate is coming from?

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The video begins with Martin kissing his dog in the foyer of his seemingly-very-expensive mansion, with a big truck strategically framed in the double doors behind him. He professes his love and appreciation for his viewers, whose support enables him to chase his dreams and follow his passions, before moving on to explain that, if you didn't know he was the owner of CSGO Lotto, and thus profiting from its success, well, that's your own fault.

“My connection to CSGO Lotto has been a matter of public record since the company was first organized in December of 2015,” he says, seemingly reading from a prepared message. “However, I do feel like I owe you guys an apology. I am sorry to each and every one of you who felt like that was not made clear enough to you. I truly, honestly hope that you guys give me an opportunity to earn your trust back.”

But attorney Ryan Morrison, one of the three attorneys who took part in a recent Reddit AMA on the matter, said that's not nearly good enough. “He means someone could’ve searched for that public document, which is utter stupidity,” Morrison told us today over Skype. “Even if he wrote it in the text underneath his video as he’s gone back and done, that’s still not sufficient disclosure. He couldn’t be further away in terms of compliance.”

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Update: Martin has retained the services of law firm Watson LLP, which has issued a statement on the matter to PC Invasion. Much of it simply repeats what Martin said in his video, but the firm also insisted that no wrongdoing actually took place.

"It is important to understand that winners on the website are randomly determined by both algorithms and computer code. The odds of winning games played at CSGO Lotto are not more or less favorable to any players. The company has fail-safe measures in place to prevent any person and any player from independently changing or manipulating the outcomes of any games played," the statement says in part. "CSGO Lotto finds it deeply troubling that statements against both the company and its owners are not supported by facts and lack a serious understanding of 'gambling,' as that term is legally defined. In this way, CSGO Lotto is materially different from its competitors who operate other game play websites that may, in fact, cross the line of legality."

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