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INSERT INTO `streamer` VALUES (1,'1','M0e_tv','A scandal unfolded in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) community involving pro player and Twitch streamer Moe \"m0E\" Assad and the gambling site CSGO Diamonds. Assad had accused the site of providing him with inside information to manipulate game outcomes on his stream. Shockingly, CSGO Diamonds admitted to the allegations, publicly disclosing the impropriety and attributing it to a dispute with Assad. Assad, recognizing his mistake, publicly apologized to his fans for the controversy. In a revealing interview, he shed light on the prevalent practices of gambling sites, which often involved offering streamers a share of revenue and providing them with digital currency for gambling activities. Assad, while defending his involvement, expressed deep regret, underscoring his recent efforts to adopt a more responsible approach to his streaming content. In the aftermath of the controversy, Assad disclosed that he had received over 170 Bitcoin as severance from CSGO Diamonds. At the prevailing prices, this amounted to over $112,000. The severance package added a financial dimension to the fallout, further emphasizing the complexities and financial entanglements associated with the relationship between streamers and gambling platforms. The incident served as a catalyst for increased scrutiny and discussions within the gaming community regarding the ethical implications of streamers\' affiliations with gambling sites. It prompted reflections on the need for transparency, responsible content creation, and the potential risks involved in collaborations between content creators and platforms engaged in gambling-related activities.','Gambling','Twitch','2023-11-23 02:23:33','2023-11-26 01:50:15','The scandal involving Moe \"m0E\" Assad and CSGO Diamonds had a profound impact on both his fans and the broader landscape of CS:GO streamer gambling. Assad\'s acknowledgment of his mistake and public apology to his fans signaled a moment of transparency, but the revelation of CSGO Diamonds providing inside information stirred a sense of betrayal among his followers. The incident highlighted the ethical challenges within CS:GO streamer gambling, exposing the potential manipulation of outcomes and raising questions about the authenticity of the content presented by influential figures. In the aftermath of the controversy, fans grappled with conflicting emotions of disappointment and understanding. Assad\'s disclosure in the interview shed light on the prevalent industry norm of gambling sites offering revenue shares and digital currency to streamers, emphasizing the intricate relationships between content creators and these platforms. The controversy prompted broader discussions on the responsibilities of streamers, the need for transparency in the gaming community, and the evolving ethical standards within the realm of CS:GO gambling. As the news unfolded, it sparked reflections on the lasting impact of such incidents on the reputation of both individual streamers and the CS:GO community as a whole. Questions were raised about the effectiveness of existing regulations and the role of platforms in ensuring ethical practices. The financial dimension, with Assad revealing receiving over 170 Bitcoin as severance from CSGO Diamonds, added a layer of complexity to the fallout, fueling debates about the financial ties between streamers and gambling platforms. Ultimately, the m0E and CSGO Diamonds scandal became a turning point, prompting a reevaluation of the relationships between streamers and gambling sites and influencing the ongoing discourse on responsible content creation within the gaming industry. The incident underscored the need for a collective commitment to ethical standards and transparency to maintain the trust of the gaming community and safeguard the integrity of CS:GO streaming.',NULL),(2,'2','PhantomL0rd','The suspension of James \"PhantomL0rd\" Varga from Twitch, one of its leading streamers, sent shockwaves through the gaming community amid allegations of his undisclosed ownership in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gambling site, CSGO Shuffle. The ban followed revelations from Skype logs, purportedly exposing Varga\'s stake in the platform and instances of manipulated bets. This incident paralleled similar controversies involving other prominent streamers, namely Trevor \"TmarTn\" Martin and Tom \"Syndicate\" Cassell, who were implicated in the ownership of a distinct gambling site. Despite being the seventh-largest Twitch streamer with a substantial following of 1.3 million, Varga employed CSGO Shuffle on his stream without providing any disclosure about his involvement. The lack of transparency has not only raised eyebrows but has also sparked discussions about the ethical responsibilities of influential streamers in the gaming community. In the broader context, Valve\'s crackdown on such gambling sites has heightened the scrutiny on the industry\'s practices. Valve, the creator of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, issued cease and desist letters to more than 20 gambling platforms, signaling a decisive stance against the unauthorized use of Steam accounts for commercial purposes. The 10-day ultimatum for compliance underscores the severity of the issue and Valve\'s commitment to curbing potentially exploitative activities. As the landscape of online gaming continues to evolve, these incidents prompt a reevaluation of the regulatory measures needed to ensure the integrity of gaming platforms and the responsible conduct of influential streamers. The intersection of gaming, streaming, and gambling has become a focal point of discussions on transparency, accountability, and the evolving dynamics within the gaming community.','Gambling','Banned','2023-11-23 21:42:23','2023-11-24 10:57:59','The ramifications of James \"PhantomL0rd\" Varga\'s Twitch ban and the revelations surrounding his connection to CSGO Shuffle had a profound and lasting impact on his extensive fan base, sending shockwaves through the gaming community and raising broader concerns about the culture of CS:GO streamer gambling. Varga, who was the seventh-largest Twitch streamer with a substantial following of 1.3 million, wielded significant influence over his viewers, many of whom were likely unaware of his involvement in the gambling site. The lack of transparency not only shattered the trust between Varga and his fans but also triggered a profound sense of disappointment and betrayal. This incident underscored the vulnerability of fans who might engage with gaming platforms promoted by their favorite streamers without a full understanding of the potential conflicts of interest. The revelation of Varga\'s connection to CSGO Shuffle exposed the intricate web of relationships between popular streamers and online gambling platforms, leading to widespread discussions about the ethical responsibilities of influencers in the gaming industry. The fallout from the controversy reached beyond individual reputations, prompting a reevaluation of the gaming community\'s relationship with streamers and online gambling. The interplay between fan trust, transparency, and the burgeoning world of online gambling within the gaming community became a critical focal point in the aftermath of this scandal. Questions were raised about the adequacy of existing regulations and the need for more stringent measures to ensure transparency in promotional activities conducted by streamers. The incident involving PhantomL0rd contributed to an ongoing scrutiny of CS:GO streamer gambling, fueling conversations about the broader implications for the gaming industry. As fans grappled with the revelation, the controversy sparked a collective introspection, driving a demand for increased accountability and transparency from influencers and gaming platforms alike. The aftermath of this scandal marked a pivotal moment in the evolution of ethical standards within the gaming community, emphasizing the need for a more transparent and responsible approach to the promotion of online gambling by influential figures in the industry. ',NULL),(3,'3','WeedsTV','Amidst the tumult of the CS:GO Lotto controversy, Twitch streamer JoshOG came forward, revealing his ownership of equity in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive weapon skin betting platform. Initially characterizing his involvement as a sponsorship deal, JoshOG candidly admitted during a livestream (now deleted) that he was the inaugural sponsorship acquired by CS:GO Lotto. In a nuanced revelation, he clarified that it wasn\'t uncommon for sponsorships in start-ups to negotiate equity stakes. Adding a layer to the narrative, it\'s noteworthy that JoshOG underwent a name change from his previous moniker, \"JoshOG,\" to the present alias. This alteration became part of his evolving online persona, raising questions about the timing and motivations behind such rebranding amid the unfolding CS:GO Lotto controversy. The controversy itself delved into the intricate dynamics of the CS:GO skin gambling world, where players could wager in-game weapon skins on the CS:GO Lotto platform. These skins, assigned real-world values based on rarity and demand, served as the currency for betting on the platform. CS:GO Lotto\'s operations faced criticism, especially concerning transparency and disclosures, particularly as some users were as young as 13.As discussions surrounding the CS:GO Lotto scandal continued, JoshOG\'s admission of equity ownership contributed to the broader discourse on the ethical responsibilities of influencers in the gaming and gambling space. The streamer\'s journey, marked by a name change and a role in a controversial platform, underscored the evolving landscape of online content creation and its associated challenges. The revelation of streamers holding equity in gambling platforms raised important questions about the potential conflicts of interest and the need for clearer guidelines in the intersection of gaming, streaming, and online gambling. In the aftermath of the controversy, the gaming community engaged in a collective reflection on the ethical boundaries and responsibilities associated with influencer endorsements. The CS:GO Lotto scandal served as a catalyst for increased scrutiny of sponsorship and ownership deals within the gaming industry, prompting a call for greater transparency and disclosure from influencers involved in such ventures. This episode marked a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue about the ethical considerations surrounding the intersection of gaming, gambling, and online content creation. ','Gambling/Gameplay','Twitch','2023-11-23 21:43:00','2023-11-24 11:01:24','In the midst of the CS:GO Lotto controversy, Twitch streamer JoshOG\'s revelation of his equity ownership in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive weapon skin betting platform introduced a layer of complexity that potentially deceived his fan base. Initially framing his engagement as a sponsorship deal, JoshOG later admitted in a now-deleted livestream that he held the inaugural sponsorship position with CS:GO Lotto, blurring the lines between sponsorship and ownership. This lack of initial clarity misled fans who might have interpreted his involvement as a mere endorsement rather than a direct financial stake in the platform. Moreover, the subsequent revelation about his name change, transitioning from \"JoshOG\" to a new alias, added an additional element of intrigue. This alteration in identity amid the unfolding CS:GO Lotto controversy raised questions about the timing and motivations behind the rebranding, potentially contributing to a sense of confusion and skepticism among his audience. As the controversy revolves around the intricacies of CS:GO skin gambling and the potential involvement of underage users, JoshOG\'s multifaceted disclosure underscores the challenges in navigating transparency, trust, and ethical considerations in the dynamic landscape of online content creation.',NULL),(4,'4','McSkillet','Amid the controversies surrounding CS:GO skin gambling, the late YouTuber McSkillet, also known as Trevor Heitmann, has been implicated in a scandal involving the platform CS:GO Magic. While McSkillet\'s unfortunate demise in a car crash in 2018 means he is not available to address the allegations, information has surfaced linking him to CS:GO Magic and suggesting his possible ownership stake. CS:GO Magic, similar to other skin gambling sites, allows players to bet in-game weapon skins from Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. These skins, varying in rarity and real-world value, serve as the currency for gambling activities on the platform. The controversy surrounding McSkillet centers on questions of transparency, fair practices, and potential conflicts of interest. It\'s crucial to acknowledge that McSkillet faced legal issues unrelated to CS:GO Magic before his tragic passing. His involvement in the CS:GO skin gambling world and the subsequent allegations have added a layer of complexity to the broader conversation about the ethical responsibilities of gaming influencers. As discussions around CS:GO Magic and McSkillet\'s possible ownership stake persist, the controversy contributes to ongoing debates within the gaming community regarding the regulation and ethical considerations of skin gambling platforms. McSkillet\'s story, marked by legal troubles and ties to the CS:GO Magic controversy, serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges associated with online content creation in the gaming industry.','Gameplay','N/A','2023-11-24 09:36:41','2023-11-24 10:32:44','While McSkillet\'s unfortunate demise in a car crash in 2018 means he is not available to address the allegations, information has surfaced linking him to CS:GO Magic and suggesting his possible ownership stake. McSkillet, recognized for his influential presence in the CS:GO community, played a significant role in shaping the landscape of content creation and skin trading within the game. His impact extended beyond controversies, as he contributed to the growth of CS:GO as a popular esports title and a platform for digital asset trading. Despite the challenges and controversies, McSkillet\'s legacy in the CS:GO community is a complex tapestry that encompasses both positive contributions and the shadows of the controversies that surround his name. His untimely demise is a somber reminder of the fragility of life, and it\'s essential to approach discussions about his involvement in the CS:GO Magic scandal with empathy and respect for the complexities of his legacy.',NULL),(5,'5','TmarTN','In the concluded CS:GO Lotto controversy, Tom \"ProSyndicate\" Cassell, a prominent YouTuber and streamer, came under scrutiny for his role as the vice president and co-owner of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skin gambling site. Alongside fellow content creator TmarTN (Trevor Martin), who served as the president, the duo faced allegations of deceptive promotion without adequate disclosure regarding their ownership interests in CS:GO Lotto. CS:GO Lotto operated as a platform where players, some as young as 13, could engage in gambling activities using in-game weapon skins acquired through Valve\'s game mechanics. These skins, possessing real-world values based on rarity and demand, were used as betting assets on the CS:GO Lotto website.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) raised concerns about the lack of transparency in TmarTN and ProSyndicate\'s promotional activities, leading the influencers to release statements pledging compliance with guidelines mandating disclosure of connections to endorsed sites. This controversy sparked broader discussions surrounding the ethical responsibilities of gaming content creators, particularly when their audience included younger viewers.As the situation evolved, TmarTN and ProSyndicate announced plans to issue a joint statement, providing further insights into their perspective and actions concerning CS:GO Lotto. The controversy also prompted a reevaluation of the gaming industry\'s stance on skin gambling, with Valve facing criticism for its involvement in the skin trading economy. The fallout from this controversy is likely to continue influencing discussions on transparency and ethical practices within the gaming and online entertainment spheres. ','Gambling','Youtube','2023-11-24 09:36:41','2023-11-24 10:34:30','om \"ProSyndicate\" Cassell and TmarTN (Trevor Martin) faced significant repercussions for their deceptive promotion during the CS:GO Lotto controversy, leaving a lasting impact on their fan base. The duo, recognized for their influential standing in the gaming community, actively featured CS:GO Lotto across their respective platforms, all while neglecting to provide clear and sufficient disclosure about their substantial ownership stakes in the skin gambling site. This lack of transparency led fans, including potentially underage individuals, to engage with the platform under the false impression of impartial and authentic endorsements. The absence of explicit acknowledgment regarding their ownership in CS:GO Lotto shattered the trust between these content creators and their audience, instigating a palpable sense of betrayal among fans who had previously relied on their favorite influencers for unbiased and transparent perspectives on the gaming industry. This controversy served as a poignant reminder of the critical role honesty and openness play in influencer marketing, highlighting the potential far-reaching consequences when these ethical standards are compromised.',NULL),(6,'6','ProSyndicate','In the concluded CS:GO Lotto controversy, Tom \"ProSyndicate\" Cassell, a prominent YouTuber and streamer, came under scrutiny for his role as the vice president and co-owner of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skin gambling site. Alongside fellow content creator TmarTN (Trevor Martin), who served as the president, the duo faced allegations of deceptive promotion without adequate disclosure regarding their ownership interests in CS:GO Lotto. CS:GO Lotto operated as a platform where players, some as young as 13, could engage in gambling activities using in-game weapon skins acquired through Valve\'s game mechanics. These skins, possessing real-world values based on rarity and demand, were used as betting assets on the CS:GO Lotto website.The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) raised concerns about the lack of transparency in TmarTN and ProSyndicate\'s promotional activities, leading the influencers to release statements pledging compliance with guidelines mandating disclosure of connections to endorsed sites. This controversy sparked broader discussions surrounding the ethical responsibilities of gaming content creators, particularly when their audience included younger viewers.As the situation evolved, TmarTN and ProSyndicate announced plans to issue a joint statement, providing further insights into their perspective and actions concerning CS:GO Lotto. The controversy also prompted a reevaluation of the gaming industry\'s stance on skin gambling, with Valve facing criticism for its involvement in the skin trading economy. The fallout from this controversy is likely to continue influencing discussions on transparency and ethical practices within the gaming and online entertainment spheres. ','Gambling/Gameplay','Twitch/Youtube','2023-11-24 09:36:41','2023-11-24 10:34:30','The deceptive promotion by Tom \"ProSyndicate\" Cassell and TmarTN (Trevor Martin) in the CS:GO Lotto controversy was particularly impactful for their fans due to the lack of transparency surrounding their ownership roles in the skin gambling site. The duo, known for their influential presence in the gaming community, actively showcased CS:GO Lotto on their respective platforms without providing clear and adequate disclosure about their significant stakes in the platform. This lack of transparency created a situation where their fans, especially those who might be underage, engaged with the platform under the impression of unbiased and authentic recommendations. The failure to disclose their ownership interests in CS:GO Lotto eroded the trust between these content creators and their audience, leading to a sense of betrayal among fans who had relied on their favorite influencers for genuine and transparent insights into the gaming world. The controversy underscored the importance of honesty and openness in influencer marketing, emphasizing the potential consequences when such standards are compromised.',NULL),(7,'7','ItsSlicker','In September 2022, ItsSliker, a prominent Twitch streamer, found himself at the center of a scandal that sent shockwaves through the online streaming community. Fans and fellow content creators accused him of engaging in deceptive practices, scamming them out of significant sums of money. The situation unfolded as Sliker, known for his energetic variety streams, reached out to supporters with emotional pleas, citing various personal reasons for needing financial assistance. However, the revelations that followed took a darker turn, exposing a severe gambling addiction that had driven Sliker to exploit the trust of those around him. The turning point in this saga occurred on September 18, just one day after the scandal erupted, when a gambling casino approached Sliker with a sponsorship offer. The proposal was clear: settle his mounting debts in exchange for promoting the casino on his streams. This revelation opened up a Pandora\'s box of ethical questions about the relationship between content creators, gambling, and the responsibility of streaming platforms. Sliker\'s decision to decline the casino\'s offer added a layer of complexity to the ongoing debate about the ethics of sponsored gambling streams on Twitch.As the controversy continued to unfold, it triggered broader discussions about Twitch\'s role in regulating gambling-related content. Calls for the platform to take a more decisive stance, or even outright ban gambling streams, gained momentum. Notable streamers like xQc and Trainwreck, who had initially distanced themselves from Sliker, faced renewed scrutiny for their continued involvement in content fueled by slot machines. Despite Twitch\'s previous adjustments to its gambling rules, the incident underscored the challenges in effectively monitoring and controlling such content on the platform. Fast forward to November 8, 2023, when Kick star BeckaTV secured an interview with Sliker, shedding light on the aftermath of his gambling addiction. During the interview, Sliker bared his soul, admitting to scamming various individuals, including high-profile streamers, viewers, and even his own family, all in a desperate attempt to feed his insatiable gambling habit. The repercussions extended beyond the virtual world, with his family losing trust in him, as evidenced by actions like removing his name from the family home and assuming control of his bank card. In his quest for redemption, Sliker expressed a genuine desire to \"fix his wrongs\" and address the pain he had caused to those who had supported him. The interview delved into the mental health toll of his addiction, revealing disturbing thoughts of self-harm and the overwhelming compulsion to gamble. After seeking therapy and making concerted efforts to clear his debts, Sliker found a new platform on Kick, where he perceived more freedom compared to Twitch. The entire saga served as a stark reminder of the challenges surrounding responsible content creation, the profound impact of gambling on mental health, and the evolving role of streaming platforms in navigating these complex issues within the gaming community. ','Gambling/Gameplay','Twitch','2023-11-24 10:26:42','2023-11-24 10:50:55','The fallout from ItsSliker\'s scandal had a profound impact on both his fans and the broader streaming community\'s perception of gambling content. Many of Sliker\'s fans, who had emotionally responded to his pleas for financial help, found themselves deceived and betrayed. Some claimed to have waited for years to be repaid, adding financial stress and emotional distress to their lives. The incident not only raised questions about the vulnerability of fans in online communities but also sparked discussions about the responsibility of streamers in fostering a safe and transparent environment. Moreover, the controversy contributed to the ongoing debate surrounding streamer gambling on platforms like Twitch. The Sliker scandal added fuel to the argument against sponsored gambling streams, with growing calls for tighter regulations and, in some cases, outright bans on such content. Popular streamers like xQc and Trainwreck, who had initially distanced themselves from Sliker, faced scrutiny for their continued involvement in slot-fueled content. The incident acted as a catalyst for heightened awareness regarding the potential negative impacts of gambling-related content on both creators and their audiences, forcing the industry to grapple with issues of ethics and responsible content creation.',NULL);
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Despite limitations such as not supporting items from other popular games and a constrained payment method selection, CSFloat prioritizes user security, making it a legitimate and popular marketplace in the CS2 community.',NULL),(2,'https://bitskins.com/','Correct','https://bitskins.com/','3rd Party Market','BitSkins, founded in 2015 and based in Hong Kong, China, is a well-established CS2 skin marketplace with a Trustpilot rating of 4.8, 929.3K monthly visits, and a $3.8M item value. Despite facing challenges in 2019, BitSkins continued operations under new ownership, offering lower seller fees, swift trades, and an \"Instant Sell\" option. However, it has higher fees compared to competitors, lower skin volume, and lacks a \"3D Inspect\" system. BitSkins supports various payment and payout methods but excludes VISA for certain countries. While legitimate, users should weigh its advantages and limitations.',NULL),(3,'https://skinport.com/','Correct','https://skinport.com/','3rd Party Market','Skinport, founded on April 26th, 2018, and based in Stuttgart, Germany, is a reputable CS2 skin marketplace operated by Tristan Milla. With a Trustpilot rating of 4.9 from over 22.1K reviews, Skinport recorded 5.9M visits in the last month, offering 18K items valued at $13.9M. As a traditional bot-based marketplace, sellers deposit items before listing, ensuring a smooth buyer experience. Formerly Skinbay, underwent rebranding in May 2020 due to legal actions from eBay. ',NULL),(4,'https://buff.market/','Correct','https://buff.market/','3rd Party Market','BUFF Market, established on April 1st, 2021, is a CS2 skin marketplace based in Hangzhou, China, and operated by Ding Lei under the ownership of NetEase, Inc. With a Trustpilot rating of 4.8 from 532 reviews, BUFF Market recorded 807.5K visits in the last month, offering 15.3K items valued at $6.3M. As a P2P marketplace, it facilitates direct trades between sellers and buyers\' Steam inventories, featuring a 4.5% fixed transaction fee. Users can deposit and withdraw funds outside China, and the platform supports CS2 and Badlanders. BUFF Market provides advantages like lower fees, an intuitive UI, P2P trading, and community features. However, it faces limitations such as fewer users, higher fees compared to BUFF163, limited skins, and fewer deposit/withdrawal options.',NULL),(5,'https://dmarket.com/','Correct','https://dmarket.com/','3rd Party Market','DMarket, founded in 2017 and based in Wilmington, Delaware, is a CS2 skin marketplace led by Vlad Panchenko. With a Trustpilot rating of 4.5 from 26.5K reviews, DMarket recorded 4.5M visits in the last month, offering 16.4K items valued at $7.3M. Supporting both P2P and bot-based offers, DMarket has transitioned from its ICO days, raising $19 million in ETH. Engaged in supporting Ukraine during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, DMarket has raised over $17.5M for the cause. With a 3% transaction fee, lower than Steam\'s 15%, DMarket provides flexibility in trading CS2 skins, NFTs, and items across games. Withdrawal options include Visa, Payoneer, Skrill, PayPal, and more. Advantages of DMarket include lower fees, diverse payment options, a user-friendly interface, and a subscription service with cashback benefits, while potential delays in selling certain items are a notable disadvantage.',NULL),(6,'https://market.swap.gg/','Correct','https://market.swap.gg/','3rd Party Market','SWAP.GG, established on December 18th, 2018, serves as a CS2 skin marketplace with a Trustpilot rating of 4.6 out of 5, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and operated by Stan van Langen under Xyvo Gaming. With approximately 114.3K visits in the last month, the platform offers 1.3K items valued at $10.5K. Utilizing a traditional bot-based approach, sellers must deposit items to SWAP.GG\'s Steam bot accounts before listing. Transaction fees stand at a fixed 5% per item sale. SWAP.GG originated as a skin-trading platform, gaining popularity through diverse inventory and effective advertising. Offering a user-friendly interface, SWAP.GG enables buying, selling, and trading of CS2 skins, with advantages including lower transaction fees, competitive pricing, and a convenient \"Trade\" system. However, drawbacks include trade holds and longer selling times for certain items. Legitimacy is confirmed by over 4 years of operation, a Trustpilot rating, and registration in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with Xyvo Gaming as the operating company.',NULL),(7,'https://skinswap.com/','Correct','https://skinswap.com/','3rd Party Market','SkinSwap, established in August 2021 and operated by Andrew Donald Pomeroy in Glen Allen, Virginia, is a CS2 skin marketplace with a Trustpilot rating of 4.5. Using a traditional bot-based model, the platform has gained popularity through collaborations, top-up bonuses, and a monthly visit count of 356K, offering a total CS2 skin value of $179.6K. Despite a 10% trading fee, SkinSwap provides a user-friendly interface for buying, selling, and trading with various payment options, but users should be aware of higher fees compared to some alternatives and the lack of cross-game skin trading.',NULL),(8,'https://cs.money/','Correct','https://cs.money/','3rd Party Market / Price Checks','CS.MONEY, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, is a major CS2 skin marketplace with a Trustpilot rating of 4.9. Operated by Haris Neoptolemou, the platform handles 4.8 million monthly visits and supports both P2P and bot-based trades, offering a substantial inventory of 16.7K items valued at $7.1M. Despite controversies related to skin price manipulation and hidden fees, CS.MONEY remains influential, with a 7% trading fee leading some traders to explore alternatives like BUFF163. The introduction of a market service in 2022 enhances transparency and competition in peer-to-peer trading. CS.MONEY offers a Prime subscription with added benefits, solidifying its presence in the CS2 skin trading landscape.',NULL),(9,'https://steamcommunity.com/market/','Correct','https://steamcommunity.com/market/','Game Market','Steam Community Market is a feature of the Steam platform, a digital distribution platform for video games. The Steam Community Market allows users to buy and sell in-game items with each other using the platform\'s virtual currency, Steam Wallet funds.',NULL);
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INSERT INTO `website` VALUES (1,'1','CSFloat.com','CSFloat is a reputable online marketplace for CS2 skins and items, founded in March 2020 and headquartered in Wilmington, United States. Operated by Stepan Fedorko-Bartos and Ceegan Hale, CSFloat has gained popularity with a Trustpilot rating of 4.7 out of 5 and over 4.6 million visits in the last month. The marketplace offers 14.3K different items with a total value of $17.2M. As a P2P marketplace, CSFloat facilitates direct trades between sellers and buyers\' Steam inventories, allowing items to be listed on multiple platforms simultaneously. The platform is known for its low seller fees, currently set at 2%, and has gained recognition for its FloatDB, an extensive database tracking almost 800 million CS2 skins across Steam inventories. CSFloat stands out with its Market Checker add-on, a browser extension providing additional information about items on the Steam Community Market or Steam inventories. The CSFloat Marketplace allows users to buy, sell, or auction items, and transactions are P2P, eliminating the 7-day trade hold by Steam. With a static transaction fee of 2%, CSFloat offers a competitive edge over other marketplaces. The platform supports a wide variety of skins and features Smart Buy Orders, Bargaining, and an Auction system. The site emphasizes user security by not requiring users to share their API keys and automatically verifying transactions. However, CSFloat has some limitations, such as not supporting items from other popular games like DOTA 2, Rust, or Team Fortress 2. Payment options for depositing money are limited to crypto, certain credit/debit cards, or Alipay. Additionally, users incur additional fees when cashing out, and there is no \"instant sell\" feature. In summary, CSFloat is a legitimate and popular marketplace with distinct advantages, including low transaction fees, a variety of features, and a focus on user security. Users can enjoy a range of benefits but should be aware of the platform\'s limitations when it comes to supported games and payment options. ','3rd Party Market / Item Knowledge',2,'2023-11-23 02:23:33','2023-11-26 05:09:52',' 2.00%','CSFloat was founded 3 years ago, on March 2nd, 2020','CSFloat has its headquarters in Wilmington, United States.','Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Alipay, WeChat Pay, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin'),(2,'2','BitSkins.com','BitSkins, founded on July 21st, 2015, is a well-established CS2 skin marketplace headquartered in Hong Kong, China. Operated by Anna Maria Zamorniak-Urbaniak, BitSkins boasts a Trustpilot rating of 4.8 out of 5 and records approximately 929.3K visits monthly. With 16K different items valued at $3.8M, BitSkins is a traditional bot-based marketplace, requiring sellers to deposit items for listing. The platform faced challenges in 2019 but continued operations under new ownership, introducing a P2P marketplace to bypass the 7-day trade hold. BitSkins offers lower seller fees than the Steam Community Marketplace, swift trades, and a variety of items. It features reduced transaction fees for bulk sellers and an \"Instant Sell\" option for quick cash-outs. However, it has higher fees compared to some competitors, lower skin volume, and the absence of a \"3D Inspect\" system. The platform supports multiple payment methods and payout options, excluding VISA for certain countries. In summary, BitSkins is a legitimate marketplace with advantages such as lower fees and diverse item availability, but users should consider its limitations and competition. Transaction fees on Skinport are 12%, which can be reduced to a minimum of 6% based on factors like high-value items. The platform is fully compliant with EU laws, ensuring a secure trading environment. Users can trade CS2 skins across various games and leverage additional features like the Skinport Float Database and Screenshot Tool. Advantages of Skinport include a user-friendly UI, support for multiple games, cash-out options, lower transaction fees than Steam, and legal compliance. However, higher selling fees, trade holds, and the absence of an \"instant sell\" feature are notable disadvantages. Skinport is a legitimate platform with headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany, owned by Skinport GmbH, operated by Tristan Milla. Payment methods include Visa, Mastercard, and various others, with bank transfer as the payout option. Skinport has been operating for 5 years and is a viable alternative to other CS2 marketplaces like Lis Skins and HaloSkins.','3rd Party Market',2,'2023-11-26 03:55:44','2023-11-26 05:09:52','~5%','BitSkins was founded 8 years ago, on July 21st, 2015.','BitSkins has its headquarters in Hong Kong, China.','Visa, Mastercard, Klarna, Neteller, Trustly, WeChat Pay, Blik, UnionPay, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin'),(3,'3','SkinPort.com','Skinport is a reputable CS2 skin marketplace founded on April 26th, 2018, and headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. Operated by Tristan Milla, Skinport boasts a Trustpilot rating of 4.9 out of 5 with over 22.1K reviews. In the last month, the platform recorded approximately 5.9M visits, offering 18K different items valued at $13.9M. As a traditional bot-based marketplace, sellers must deposit items before listing, providing a smooth buyer experience. Skinport underwent a rebranding in May 2020, formerly known as Skinbay, due to legal actions from eBay.','3rd Party Market',2,'2023-11-26 03:59:46','2023-11-26 05:09:52','12%','Skinport was founded 5 years ago, on April 26th, 2018.','Skinport has its headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany.','Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Maestro, Klarna, iDEAL, Trustly, Apple Pay, EPS, GiroPay, MobilePay, Vipps, Alipay, WeChat Pay, JCB, Blik, Carte Bancaire, Bancontact, UnionPay'),(4,'4','Buff.Market','BUFF Market, established on April 1st, 2021, is a CS2 skin marketplace headquartered in Hangzhou, China, and operated by Ding Lei, under the ownership of NetEase, Inc. The platform holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.8 out of 5 with 532 reviews. In the last month, BUFF Market attracted 807.5K visits, offering 15.3K items valued at $6.3M. As a P2P marketplace, it allows direct trades between sellers and buyers\' Steam inventories. BUFF Market distinguishes itself with a 4.5% fixed transaction fee, lower than Steam\'s 15%. Although newer, it leverages the popularity of its parent company, BUFF163. Users outside China can deposit and withdraw funds on BUFF Market, unlike BUFF163. The marketplace supports CS2 and Badlanders. Buying on BUFF Market involves topping up the wallet and purchasing directly through a bank account. Sellers can list items from their inventory, set prices, and wait for buyers. Withdrawal options include Payoneer or direct bank transfer. Advantages include lower transaction fees, an intuitive UI, lower skin prices, P2P trading, a mobile app, and community features. However, disadvantages include fewer users, higher fees than BUFF163, limited skins, and few deposit/withdrawal options. BUFF Market lacks features like \"Instant Selling\" and supports only CS2 and Badlanders. BUFF Market is legit, operating since April 1st, 2021, with a $6.3M item value. NetEase, Inc. owns it, located in Hangzhou, China, and Ding Lei operates it. The seller fee is 4.5%, alternatives include Lis Skins and WAXPEER, and payout methods include bank transfer. ','3rd Party Market',2,'2023-11-26 04:13:39','2023-11-26 05:09:52','4.5%','BUFF Market was founded 2 years ago, on April 1st, 2021.','BUFF Market has its headquarters in Hangzhou, China.','Visa, Mastercard'),(5,'5','DMarket.com','DMarket, established in 2017, is a CS2 skin marketplace based in Wilmington, Delaware, led by Vlad Panchenko. Boasting a Trustpilot rating of 4.5 with 26.5K reviews, it drew 4.5M visits last month, offering 16.4K items valued at $7.3M. DMarket supports both P2P and bot-based offers and has evolved from its ICO days, raising $19 million in ETH. Notably involved in supporting Ukraine during the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it has raised over $17.5M for the cause. With a 3% transaction fee, lower than Steam\'s 15%, DMarket provides flexibility in buying and selling CS2 skins, NFTs, and items across various games. Withdrawal methods include Visa, Payoneer, Skrill, PayPal, and more. DMarket\'s advantages include lower fees, diverse payment options, and a user-friendly interface, while disadvantages include higher fees than some platforms and potential delays in selling certain items. The platform also offers a subscription service with cashback benefits.','3rd Party Market',2,'2023-11-26 04:13:39','2023-11-26 05:09:52','3%','DMarket was founded 6 years ago, on May 1st, 2017.','DMarket has its headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, US.','Visa, Klarna, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly, GiroPay, WebMoney, Bitcoin, Ethereum'),(6,'6','Market.Swap.GG','SWAP.GG, established on December 18th, 2018, serves as a CS2 skin marketplace with a Trustpilot rating of 4.6 out of 5, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and operated by Stan van Langen under Xyvo Gaming. With approximately 114.3K visits in the last month, the platform offers 1.3K items valued at $10.5K. Utilizing a traditional bot-based approach, sellers must deposit items to SWAP.GG\'s Steam bot accounts before listing. Transaction fees stand at a fixed 5% per item sale. SWAP.GG originated as a skin-trading platform, gaining popularity through diverse inventory and effective advertising. Offering a user-friendly interface, SWAP.GG enables buying, selling, and trading of CS2 skins, with advantages including lower transaction fees, competitive pricing, and a convenient \"Trade\" system. However, drawbacks include trade holds and longer selling times for certain items. Legitimacy is confirmed by over 4 years of operation, a Trustpilot rating, and registration in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with Xyvo Gaming as the operating company.','3rd Party Market',2,'2023-11-26 04:13:39','2023-11-26 05:09:52','5%','SWAP.GG was founded 4 years ago, on December 18th, 2018.','SWAP.GG has its headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands.','Visa, Mastercard, iDEAL, EPS, GiroPay, Alipay, and Bancontact'),(7,'7','SkinSwap.com','SkinSwap, established in August 2021, has swiftly become a prominent CS2 skin marketplace, gaining a Trustpilot rating of 4.5 with 693 reviews. Operated by Andrew Donald Pomeroy in Glen Allen, Virginia, SkinSwap follows a traditional bot-based model, requiring sellers to deposit items for listing. The platform\'s history includes collaborations with YouTubers and attractive top-up bonuses, contributing to its popularity with over 356K monthly visits and a total CS2 skin value of $179.6K. Trading fees stand at 10%, offering a middle ground between Steam\'s 15% and BUFF163\'s 2.5%. SkinSwap\'s user-friendly interface supports buying, selling, and trading with diverse payment and cashout options, but users face downsides like higher fees and the absence of cross-game skin trading.','3rd Party Market',2,'2023-11-26 04:13:39','2023-11-26 05:09:52','','SkinSwap was founded 2 years ago, on August 1st, 2021.','SkinSwap has its headquarters in Glen Allen, Virginia, US.','Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, and UnionPay'),(8,'8','CS.Money','CS.MONEY, founded in 2015, is a prominent CS2 skin marketplace headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus. Operated by Haris Neoptolemou, the platform boasts a Trustpilot rating of 4.9 out of 5, with over 4,000 reviews. Handling 4.8 million monthly visits, CS.MONEY supports both P2P and bot-based trades, offering a vast inventory of 16.7K items valued at $7.1M. Despite its popularity, CS.MONEY has faced controversies, with accusations of manipulating skin prices and hidden fees. While providing swift trades and a user-friendly experience, its 7% trading fee has led some traders to seek alternatives with lower fees, such as BUFF163. The introduction of a market service in 2022 facilitates peer-to-peer trading, enhancing competition and transparency. CS.MONEY offers a Prime subscription with additional benefits, and despite controversies, it remains a significant player in the CS2 skin trading landscape.','3rd Party Market / Price Checks',2,'2023-11-26 04:13:39','2023-11-26 05:09:52','5%','CS.MONEY was founded 8 years ago, on September 16th, 2015.','CS.MONEY has its headquarters in Limassol, Cyprus.','PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin'),(9,'9','Steam Community','The Steam Community Market is an integral component of the larger Steam platform, developed by Valve Corporation. Serving as a virtual marketplace, it facilitates the buying and selling of in-game items among the vast community of Steam users. Launched to enhance the gaming experience and foster a thriving economy within the Steam ecosystem, the Community Market primarily deals in various virtual items, including but not limited to skins, cosmetics, trading cards, and other digital goods associated with supported games. Users can access the Steam Community Market through the Steam client or web interface. The market operates using the platform\'s own virtual currency, commonly referred to as Steam Wallet funds. This virtual currency is used for both listing items for sale and purchasing items from other community members. Steam Wallet funds can be acquired through various means, including adding funds directly, redeeming gift cards, or selling items on the market. The process of buying and selling on the Steam Community Market is relatively straightforward. Sellers can list their in-game items for sale, setting a specific price for each item based on market demand and rarity. Conversely, buyers can browse the market, searching for specific items or exploring a wide range of available virtual goods. Once a buyer finds an item they desire, they can purchase it using their Steam Wallet funds. The market utilizes a supply-and-demand mechanism, and item prices can fluctuate based on factors such as popularity, rarity, and the overall availability of specific items. Steam also implements various features to ensure the integrity and security of transactions, including trade confirmations and restrictions on certain types of items. Participation in the Steam Community Market not only provides a platform for users to personalize their gaming experience through unique in-game items but also offers an avenue for those with entrepreneurial inclinations to engage in virtual item trading. The market has contributed to the development of virtual economies within individual games and has become a noteworthy aspect of the broader gaming community. ','Game Market',1,'2023-11-26 05:09:52','2023-11-26 05:15:09','5%','Valve Corporation was founded on August 24, 1996.','Steam co. has its headquarters in Limassol, Cyprus.','Credit/Debit Cards, PayPal, Steam Wallet, Cryptocurrencies, Paysafecard, Skrill. note : Funds will be locked for Steam purchases used on the market or otherwise until items are sold on 3rd party websites.');
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