Players from the Indian Valorant Team Chennai Clutchers accused the organization of financial mismanagement in splitting the prize money. In a Twitter post on November 17, 2021, one of the players, AEZ95, posted a statement regarding the issue.Chennai Clutchers participated in the Skyesports League 2021 hosted by Skyesports from April 9 to June 2. 2021.Indian Valorant community faces a rude awakeningAEZ95@PraghaladK‼️Indian Esports Org Scam‼️ Please read and retweet.@skyesportsindia10:19 AM · Nov 17, 202115269‼️Indian Esports Org Scam‼️ Please read and retweet.@skyesportsindia https://t.co/HeMJmxGyMFChennai Clutchers players claim that they did not receive their cut of the prize money from the tournament. This has become a recurring theme in esports and does not paint a good picture of the organizers or the team management.AEZ95 said on Twitter:"Chennai Clutchers had finished on the position 8th at the end of the league with the prize amount FIfty Thousand Rupees only (50000 INR) as oer the Tournament Prize-poo structure."Months have passed since the conclusion of the league, but the participants reportedly did not receive their share. The players allege that the teams' manager, Multy, informed them that the prize money was not received on September 7, 2021. Meanwhile, Skyesports CEO Shiv Nandy told AEZ95 that the winning amount was credited to all teams in August.Moreover, players alleged that Multy ill-treated the team and misbehaved with them. The manager's statement purportedly has contradictory statements regarding when the money was credited.The Twitter statement quotes Multy saying:"Total of 30k was credited, 13 people in total, instead of 2.3k each when they didn't perform anything I rather put it in house advance (Tempest Mobile Team's Bootcamp)"The players have made their stance clear with their statement on Twitter regarding their deserved money.AEZ95@PraghaladKProofs for this incident.11:55 AM · Nov 17, 2021112Proofs for this incident. https://t.co/2w0CtDzM1cIn reply to the same tweet, Gnana Shekar, CMO of Skyesports, clarified that his organization had cleared their payments much earlier.Gnanashekar@Gnanashekar@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia It's always better to tweet in the right intention. The moment I saw this tweet, it looked like Skyesports was under hammer and that's the last thing we want. @skyesportsindia always clears up the payments much faster and that's a priority for us.10:21 AM · Nov 18, 2021372@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia It's always better to tweet in the right intention. The moment I saw this tweet, it looked like Skyesports was under hammer and that's the last thing we want. @skyesportsindia always clears up the payments much faster and that's a priority for us.The Indian Valorant community came out in support of the players:Nara@NaraGhost@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia Down south an opportunity like this is very rare and a bunch of talented players are losing an opportunity that they absolutely deserve. Such a shame guys. Hope we can as a community get better and become something we can all be proud of.5:53 AM · Nov 18, 2021@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia Down south an opportunity like this is very rare and a bunch of talented players are losing an opportunity that they absolutely deserve. Such a shame guys. Hope we can as a community get better and become something we can all be proud of.ʞıʌ@vikdotexe@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia and then we ask ask ourselves why indian esports is laughed at1:40 AM · Nov 18, 2021@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia and then we ask ask ourselves why indian esports is laughed atShreyansh Banka@banka_shreyansh@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia Dude these orgs are downgrading Indian Esports Scene6:38 AM · Nov 18, 2021@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia Dude these orgs are downgrading Indian Esports Scenenotzenobruh@MdZoran@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia imagine stooping this low9:58 AM · Nov 18, 2021@PraghaladK @skyesportsindia imagine stooping this lowThis is a developing story. Sportskeeda Esports has reached out to Multy for a statement on the dispute.