Chips.gg remains caught in the crossfire of the Acebet/Hobbes $100K scandal: every reply to Babix's exposé tags chips because Gerry was "previously chipsgg's bitch" — but anger is correctly aimed at Hobbes and Acebet, not Chips.

Noise from Acebet/Hobbes scandal continues to cool after June 18 peak

The ongoing Acebet/Hobbes $100K marker scandal has stirred significant community discussion, but Chips.gg is only mentioned because Gerry, the intermediary who approached Babix for the markers, was previously affiliated with Chips.gg. Players have made it clear that the real targets of their frustration are Hobbes and Acebet, not Chips.gg.

As one player recounted, Babix was approached by Gerry to offer markers to Hobbes. Babix agreed, placed a $100K bet on the Knicks money line at 1.73 odds, and the bet won. Yet, two hours after sending the $73,000 winnings from the marker, Hobbes allegedly took the money without paying out. The community has rallied behind Babix, with one supporter saying he 'followed all steps, paid out instantly' and calling Hobbes's move 'desperate'.

Despite the noise spilling into Chips.gg's feeds—because Gerry was 'previously chipsgg's bitch'—there is no evidence linking Chips.gg to any wrongdoing. The anger remains squarely on Hobbes and Acebet, and the volume of replies has been cooling since its June 18 peak. For any player evaluating Chips.gg, this looks like a case of guilt by association, not actual complicity.