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Former Global Esports Player Faces Scam Allegations
Former Global Esports VALORANT player Mark “yokam” Musni has been publicly accused of failing to deliver accounts in multiple deals. The accuser, posting on X as @Chergotscammed, claims that ₱681,000 (Philippine pesos) remains outstanding.
In a post published on Wednesday, November 11, the accuser claimed that ₱700,000 was originally owed. They say they have recovered ₱19,000, leaving ₱681,000 allegedly unpaid. The amounts and circumstances of the transactions have not been independently verified.
Accuser Alleges Repeated Promises and a Purported Team Secret Deal
According to the accuser, Musni repeatedly promised to deliver the accounts. He also allegedly shared screenshots of supposed conversations with professional players to support his explanations about the transactions.
The post also describes a purported deal involving Yam and Jessie “JessieVash” Cuyco, a former player for Team Secret. The accuser says Yam later clarified that no such deal existed. Yam's original statement could not be independently verified for this report.
The accuser stressed that neither Yam nor JessieVash was involved in the financial dispute and urged others not to blame or harass them. The post also claims that additional people came forward with similar allegations of unpaid money and undelivered accounts, but those accounts have not been independently verified either.
Accuser Says They Plan to Pursue Legal Action
In the post, the accuser said they were preparing police reports and intended to pursue legal action to recover the money. There has been no independent confirmation that a police report was filed or that a formal investigation or legal proceedings have begun.
No public response from Musni addressing the allegations could be found as of Friday, November 13. The claims remain unverified, and this reporting found no official determination holding the player responsible.
Yokam Previously Played for Global Esports in VCT Pacific
Also known as patrickWHO and PatrickWatson, Musni joined Global Esports in late 2024 and competed in VCT Pacific in 2025. He left the organization that May after appearing in three matches during the Stage 1 group stage.
In 2026, he also competed for Xipto Esports in Challengers Southeast Asia events, according to match records on VLR.gg. The allegations concern private account transactions described by an X user, not matches or competitive activities involving those organizations.
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