Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
PUBG Mobile Indonesia revokes the team’s rights sport Aerowolf LIMAX to participate in PUBG Mobile leagues worldwide until December 31, 2022.
This was done due to the management error of Aerowolf LIMAX. This revocation of rights was announced through the PUBG Mobile Esport Indonesia Facebook account.
“Effective immediately, Aerowolf LIMAX will be deprived of its rights to participate in PUBG MOBILE leagues worldwide until December 31, 2022,” as written on the PUBG Mobile Esport Indonesia Facebook page.
“This is a reaction to Aerowolf LIMAX’s mismanagement which has caused financial losses that have been detrimental to the professional players on this team,” the statement continued.
Furthermore, PUBG says they have zero tolerance for team owners and team managers who treat players unfairly in their ecosystem.
However, PUBG did not provide further explanation regarding unfair treatment such as what was done by the management and team owners towards players.
This official statement then received a response from users who said that Aerowolf players had not received a salary from the management.
“Oh, this is the one that’s crowded on IG (Instagram). The players change their names because they haven’t been paid yet after winning in S2 yesterday?” wrote Zulham Ari Nur Ridhwan in the comments column.
“His salary was tapped. Too poor to pay his team’s wages. Even though I’ve brought the name of the esports team so big like it is now, I’ve been disappointed,” wrote another user, Wahyu Setyo Aji.
Both PUBG Mobile and Aerowolf Pro Team have not responded to this issue when contacted by CNNIndonesia.com.
Furthermore, PUBG Mobile encourages the creation of a fair and healthy ecosystem for professional players.
In the meantime, we will continue to update our rules and tools to uphold our values and to protect the well-being of professional PUBG MOBILE players.
Meanwhile, the Aerowolf Pro Team Instagram page was also flooded with user comments regarding the salaries of the esports team players.
In the last two ad posts uploaded by this account, they were filled with comments related to player salaries.
“The ads are smooth, the salary is liquid, isn’t it?” wrote anggistiawann.
“…Lots of endorsements but PHP disburses salary,” wrote ridotrg0701_ in another post.
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