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Fairlay wanted a chance to present all evidence to an arbitrator, not everything in public. Unfortunately this case is being tried publicly which Fairlay never asked for. There are times when all information shouldn’t be divulged publicly. Fairlay must prove that the match was fixed but the accusations against them are false. More time is needed to let this all play out. I’m not saying that the match was fixed, but Fairlay has no ill intentions and money isn’t a problem.
Ahh... I see and understand the situation better now. With that info in mind, though it's rather useless right now as the wheel is already in motion, the situation will be in a much better shape if they reached out to those individuals privately, ask for mediation, and move to other individuals when the previous one refused. The possible bias from having one person influence the outcome aside, opening this thread and asking those who [by their own words] feel qualified to apply only opens to interpretation that they're open for a public investigation and mediation.
Though, if their goal is to prove that the match is fixed, I'm not sure how feasible that is. In my opinion, no one has the capacity to pass that kind of decision. Well, they have the capability to decide whether a game is fixed or not, but they're not in capacity to do so, unless they're an officials.
An outcome of investigation to fixed match should be determined through questionings all parties being involved, like the players, the bettors, and who knows who else, and I don't think someone that's not appointed officially by the league has access to do so.
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I know for a fact that they were going to agree to binding arbitration with someone that wasn't hand picked. They asked me for refferals. Talk with holydarkness. I didn't try to persuade holydarkness to choose any side when I told him of the case.
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Not gonna be involved on this "sub-topic", but since my name being mentioned and to clarify things... yeah, peeps didn't slip any note when he reached me, informing me about the existence of the case, he simply made me aware of the situation.