Astini published a document listing suspicious accounts that placed bets on TaiLung’s matches
Former Team Nemesis and PARIVISION coach Filipe “Astini” Astini Ribeiro posted a document on X listing the accounts from which suspicious bets were placed on matches involving Santiago Gustavo “TaiLung” Olivosa Agüero.
Filipe said he received the information from a close friend—a former professional League of Legends player who monitors the betting platform. According to Astini, he became more involved in the situation after learning that Mateusz “KJ” Santos Juglès Dinis was planning to skip The International 2026 “to avoid playing with a match-fixer,” since the team lacked sufficient evidence.
Astini clarified that the information in the document does not in itself serve as proof of guilt, but the relevant data was removed because it “relates to the ongoing ESIC/EWC investigation.”
The document itself contains information about accounts that placed unusual bets on matches involving PlayTime and TaiLung. Specifically, it is alleged that unknown individuals won over $200,000 by correctly predicting LGD Gaming’s defeat in the first maps of their matches against Xtreme Gaming and BetBoom Team. In addition, the report mentions recently created accounts from which large sums were wagered on these series.
Today, TaiLung published a post regarding his suspension from The International 2026 and PGL tournaments. “If there is concrete evidence against me, I want to know exactly what I’m being accused of, review that evidence, and have the opportunity to respond to it appropriately,” the player wrote.
Photo: Filipe “Astini” Astini Ribeiro.
