Cr1t- Reveals That MOUZ Still Owes Him Salary From 10 Years Ago

The support for Team Falcons, Andreas “Cr1t-” Nielsen, recently revealed that MOUZ still owed him salary from during his time with the organization over ten years ago.

This revelation was brought to light on 27^th March 2024, Wednesday, during one of Cr1t-’s recent Twitch streams.

Cr1t joined MOUZ (then known as mousesports) on 16^th October 2013, but left the team after the organization disbanded its Dota 2 roster in early 2014 because it could not keep a stable roster after Troels Lyngholt “syndereN” Nielsen left the lineup and quit playing professionally. 

Cr1t- Sheds Light on Unpaid Salary from MOUZ

During one of Cr1t-’s recent Twitch streams, the support player revealed that MOUZ – which made a comeback to the pro-Dota scene after seven long years has still not paid his salary which has been overdue since 2014. 

He said, “Guys, do you want to hear something funny? I used to play for Mousesports, right? And they still owe me a salary from like 10 years ago. They never paid me out. Isn’t that funny?”

Cr1t- also mentioned that he cannot take any actions against the organization as it underwent a complete overhaul.

Pointing out his helpless situation he further added, “Now they’re back in Dota, it’s a completely different organization with different owners and everything, I think. But it’s just funny. I don’t think I can technically sue them because I think they went bankrupt or something at some point in between, and then the old owners—it’s not the same. I just thought it’s funny.”

Unfortunately, it doesn’t stop there and there have been numerous reports of tournament organizers not paying their participants. Dota 2 statistician Ben “Noxville” Steenhuisen started a debt tracker to keep track of all the unpaid debts to Dota 2 organizations and the list is massive!

Interested readers can go through the spreadsheet maintained by Noxville to see the list of debts here: Noxville Debt Tracker.