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I think SC2 is a little unique. Over half of the top 10 players do not speak English fluently enough for the amount of content creation expected. The majority of the viewers do expect content in English. This means many of the best players do have trouble converting their brand into cash and have been primarily funding themselves through tournament winnings. This dynamic has created the perception of match fixing [0].

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-XbHBQAco8 (Around 4:20, Terran player didn't see obvious thing and it cost him the game)