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3DMAX sale falls through as esports org faces $1.5 million debt

3DMAX sale falls through as esports org faces $1.5 million debt

Via esportsbets.com

A potential deal with French creator CYRILmp4 collapsed after reported interest from Heretics, ENVY, Luminosity and TSM.

By Editorial Team
Edited by Estefano Gomez

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A potential sale of French esports organization 3DMAX has collapsed, leaving the group with more than €1.5 million, or about $1.75 million, in reported debt.

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French insider Sébastien “KRL” Perez said the debt is owed to players, staff and other parties after negotiations with French YouTuber Cyril “CYRILmp4” Soudant failed.

Spanish organization Heretics was reportedly close to buying the roster, while ENVY, Luminosity and TSM also showed interest. None of the negotiations produced an agreement.

3DMAX CEO Stéphane Pons previously said an earlier scam by a former partner had affected the organization’s revenue, including sticker income.

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