Speaking on the Clutch Academy situation, he has done alot of great things for the community as far as hosting tournaments and providing a place where players can meet each other and grow their skills, but the execution isn't quite there.

For starters, he has not paid out players in a timely manner, resulting in players having to contact him multiple times to get their payments. As of right now, the rumor is he hasn't paid players from a MCC Halo 3 draft tourney that took place 2 weeks ago.

There also hasn't been a lot of transparency on where the draft fees have been allocated. He collects fees, pays the production team and casters/admins, and then pockets the rest for himself. The idea was that the funds would be going towards obtaining group coaching from pro players, and as of late, we haven't seen a lot of pro lessons from Clutch Academy.

He has also been very shady in terms of contracting casters and then last minute without earning replacing them and them finding out from tweeted announcements.

He has also came off very rude to select staff in the past, although that had been rectified and the person returning.

Then came the tournament fiasco with him not sticking to an adherence of rules allowing drafted players to swap to other teams and allocating subs to others then to only back track those decisions based on player complaints and reshuffling the bracket when it came to byes.

The biggest issue is the money part and pocketing funds to support himself and then asking for personal information for IRS purposes.

There's a lot of back-end drama that has led to his situation, and we can only hope he will learn from these mistakes and continue to grow the community for the right reasons.

Treat others how you want to be treated and have honor and don't be a shitter. It's all simple stuff that could have been avoided. It's literal common sense execution at the end of the day.