Flysolo accuses Lowkey Esports of being "Great Scammers"

One of the Philippines’ most experienced captains Kenneth "Flysolo" Coloma has just accused Lowkey Esports of non-payment of salaries for over four months, calling them a great scammer. The player also confirmed that the team has disbanded as a result of this issue.

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In an exclusive statement to AFK Gaming, the Filipino Dota 2 player clarified his allegations as below: 

• Flysolo and his teammates met with Lowkey Esports in the Philippines when the organization was looking for a Dota 2 roster.
• Contracts were signed between the two parties in August 2019.
• The team stayed in and competed from a bootcamp.
• Salaries were paid for the first two months only after which the organization claimed that they needed a bank account in the Philippines to continue making payments
• Lowkey Esports sent a Cheque for the due payments in December 2019. However, this cheque bounced.
• The team disbanded after losing motivation because of what had happened.
  
  

Flysolo is currently looking for a new team, as a result.

^{AFK Gaming has not been able to independently verify these allegations. Lowkey Esports was not immediately available for comment.}

It should be noted that Lowkey Esports has also been previously accused of not paying several of their teams including rosters in PUBG, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Rainbow 6 Seige, Rocket League, CS:GO, Overwatch and League of Legends. A report by TheScoreEsports, published in January 2020, states that the organisation owes more than USD 120,000 in late payments and fees.