About Talon's financial problem

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APACEMEAAMERCN

I understand Talon Esports is currently experiencing financial issues. Does this mean they're likely to be disqualified from next year's franchise review? If Talon were to drop out, who else would be considered for the position?

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Wouldn't this logic of owing money and working at a net minus result in like half of americas getting booted the fuck out of franchising?

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Jayde

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This isnt that big of a deal, its not that much money anymore (they repayed most of it)

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Just because they paid off a debt doesn't mean they really paid it off.

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tserc

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wdym by that

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APACEMEAAMERCN

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It seems likely that this is a juggling debt. It was a long period of time, but it was given so suddenly.

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CasperLuna

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It's possible if Riot sees it as misconduct but if the problem's solved and the paperwork is fine then I don't see them getting booted

#5

xineFso

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Every single huge business company has debts kid

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APACEMEAAMERCN

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While all large corporations have debt, they don't borrow from individuals. And juggling debt can cause major problems for the company.

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tserc

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pretty sure the debt is just from an investor who made a bit of unnecessary drama lol

also the debt isn't that large

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no other org that has the same amount of money and clout as TLN do can be considered, unless some orgs who are situating their valorant division hub in APAC are willing to be in franchising (although waiting for 2027 isn't that long)