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🚨 WARNING: Avoid @Spartanscom 🚨 As one of the creators who worked with Spartans alongside Gurhan, I can no longer stay silent. Spartans currently owes me $65,000. I’ve been promised payment for over a month, and I was specifically told it would be paid by June 15. Today, I still haven’t received a single dollar. But the bigger issue is that I’m not the only creator affected. Multiple creators are still waiting for payments that are overdue, and to my knowledge, only a small number of streamers have actually been paid. Many of us have been left waiting while communication becomes increasingly limited. And it doesn’t stop there. One of my players deposited over $800,000 on Spartans and lost the full amount. He currently has a $55,000 withdrawal that has been pending for 3 weeks with no clear explanation and no resolution. Over the past months, several of my players have also experienced long delays whenever they requested large withdrawals. Time and time again, big cashouts would remain pending for days before being processed, creating unnecessary uncertainty and frustration for players. So currently: • $65,000 owed to me • Multiple creators still waiting on overdue payments • $55,000 player withdrawal pending for 3 weeks • Repeated delays on large player withdrawals • Broken payment promises • Little to no communication This is not FUD. This is my personal experience, and from speaking with other creators, I’m clearly not the only one affected. I’m currently away from home, but when I return, I will publish a detailed report containing screenshots, payment records, conversations, and supporting evidence so everyone can see exactly what’s been happening behind the scenes. If Spartans believes any part of this statement is inaccurate, they are welcome to publicly address these issues and explain why so many payments remain unresolved. Until creators and players receive what they’re owed, I strongly advise people to be extremely cautious when depositing money on @Spartanscom . The community deserves transparency.

🚨 WARNING: Avoid @Spartanscom 🚨 As one of the creators who worked with Spartans alongside Gurhan, I can no longer stay silent. Spartans currently owes me $65,000. I’ve been promised payment for over a month, and I was specifically told it would be paid by June 15. Today, I still haven’t received a single dollar. But the bigger issue is that I’m not the only creator affected. Multiple creators are still waiting for payments that are overdue, and to my knowledge, only a small number of streamers have actually been paid. Many of us have been left waiting while communication becomes increasingly limited. And it doesn’t stop there. One of my players deposited over $800,000 on Spartans and lost the full amount. He currently has a $55,000 withdrawal that has been pending for 3 weeks with no clear explanation and no resolution. Over the past months, several of my players have also experienced long delays whenever they requested large withdrawals. Time and time again, big cashouts would remain pending for days before being processed, creating unnecessary uncertainty and frustration for players. So currently: • $65,000 owed to me • Multiple creators still waiting on overdue payments • $55,000 player withdrawal pending for 3 weeks • Repeated delays on large player withdrawals • Broken payment promises • Little to no communication This is not FUD. This is my personal experience, and from speaking with other creators, I’m clearly not the only one affected. I’m currently away from home, but when I return, I will publish a detailed report containing screenshots, payment records, conversations, and supporting evidence so everyone can see exactly what’s been happening behind the scenes. If Spartans believes any part of this statement is inaccurate, they are welcome to publicly address these issues and explain why so many payments remain unresolved. Until creators and players receive what they’re owed, I strongly advise people to be extremely cautious when depositing money on @Spartanscom . The community deserves transparency.

🚨 WARNING: Avoid @Spartanscom 🚨 As one of the creators who worked with Spartans alongside Gurhan, I can no longer stay silent. Spartans currently owes me $65,000. I’ve been promised payment for over a month, and I was specifically told it would be paid by June 15. Today, I still haven’t received a single dollar. But the bigger issue is that I’m not the only creator affected. Multiple creators are still waiting for payments that are overdue, and to my knowledge, only a small number of streamers have actually been paid. Many of us have been left waiting while communication becomes increasingly limited. And it doesn’t stop there. One of my players deposited over $800,000 on Spartans and lost the full amount. He currently has a $55,000 withdrawal that has been pending for 3 weeks with no clear explanation and no resolution. Over the past months, several of my players have also experienced long delays whenever they requested large withdrawals. Time and time again, big cashouts would remain pending for days before being processed, creating unnecessary uncertainty and frustration for players. So currently: • $65,000 owed to me • Multiple creators still waiting on overdue payments • $55,000 player withdrawal pending for 3 weeks • Repeated delays on large player withdrawals • Broken payment promises • Little to no communication This is not FUD. This is my personal experience, and from speaking with other creators, I’m clearly not the only one affected. I’m currently away from home, but when I return, I will publish a detailed report containing screenshots, payment records, conversations, and supporting evidence so everyone can see exactly what’s been happening behind the scenes. If Spartans believes any part of this statement is inaccurate, they are welcome to publicly address these issues and explain why so many payments remain unresolved. Until creators and players receive what they’re owed, I strongly advise people to be extremely cautious when depositing money on @Spartanscom . The community deserves transparency.