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Valve-banned professional CS:GO player Braxton 'swag' Pierce has joined professional team Cloud9 as an analyst - 'Swag Analyst'

What exactly happens to teams and players that partake in activities like betting rings and match-fixing scandals? Valve isn't kind.

New reports claim that the eSports industry will rake in $465 million in revenue by 2017 with 154 million enthusiasts and 190 casual viewers tuning in.

Professional players and community members speak up, asking Valve to decrease their ban durations for members involved in match-fixing and betting scandals.

Joey "fxy0" Schlosser has been removed from Epsilon and given a 1-year Valve tournament ban, alongside ex-teammate Kevin "Uzzziii" Vernel.

Ex-Epsilon CS:GO player Joey "fxy0" Schlosser has made a video confession to HLTV, admitting match-fixing took place.

Robin "GMX" Stahmer speaks up - claiming ScreaM was not involved in any plan for match-fixing.

Another match-fixing CS:GO scandal has emerged. Former Epsilon teammate "GMX" has alleged his old team threw a match in order to win skins on CSGOLounge.

Banned Canadian CS:GO professional player Joshua 'steel' Nissan speaks up - issuing a public statement on his Facebook fan page.

iBUYPOWER have officially announced that they "look forward to building a new team to compete on the game's biggest stages" despite recent players' actions.

17-year-old banned American CS:GO player Braxton "swag" Pierce apologizes to fans, stating that "the ban was necessary"

FACEIT and CEVO join the banned-wagon, barring the American and Canadian professional CS:GO players from competing in their events due to recent scandals.

The iBuyPower team apparently threw a recent match to rake in $10,000 from gambling bets.