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CS2 MATCHMAKING IS BROKEN 🚨 User Sashie found an unpatched infinite money exploit. Competitive and wingman, official servers, private matches, and community servers are affected. • Control a bot • Buy armor (money doesn't drain) • Refund it (get full price back)

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