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Hello,
I’ve run into this a couple of times but recently found two players that are consistently using this exploit in doubles.
They create one account that they keep at bronze 1 by quitting out (on some poor random teammate no less) every few games to keep the CSR around 10.
Then they team up with this bronze 1 and their champion account so that they get matched up with golds and platinums (my range).
This seems like a really ugly exploit. Maybe I’m expecting too much, but to me the top 200 players in a playlist should be respectable players, not cheats.
The two champions here are <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> and <mark>-REDACTED-</mark>. The bronze account is <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> which also shows up as <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> (not sure why).
Thanks.
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cheesygr3m
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BTW - I went through some of the doubles CSR leaderboards and found a few more examples of this.
#9 - <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> (with <mark>-REDACTED-</mark>)
#22 - <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> (with <mark>-REDACTED-</mark>)
#24 - <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> (with <mark>-REDACTED-</mark>)
#62 - <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> (with <mark>-REDACTED-</mark>)
#70 - <mark>-REDACTED-</mark> (with <mark>-REDACTED-</mark>)
I understand that you can boost with a smurf account, but these are cases where the boost account is purposely DNFing matches in order to lose the 30 CSR points to maintain the lower status.
These accounts should be banned in my opinion.
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Is this not the correct place to post this kind of question?