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A small collection of British Call of Duty<\/a> players have taken to Twitter to talk about the tens of thousands of pounds they are owed by previous teams.<\/p> <\/p> The discussions were kicked off by David “Dqvee” Davies, who tweeted out about being owed £13,800.<\/p> https:\/\/twitter.com\/Dqvee\/status\/1146780963994787840<\/p> <\/p> <\/p> When asked who still owes him money, Dqvee was very honest about what exactly he’s missing out on.<\/p> https:\/\/twitter.com\/Dqvee\/status\/1146802125122560000<\/p> <\/p> <\/p> Epsilon has been a mainstay in European esports for years now, and it’s genuinely disappointing to see them leave a player who brought so much exposure and talent to the organisation in such a dire situation. Lightning Pandas, meanwhile, dropped its Call of Duty roster earlier this year, seemingly because of financial issues.<\/p> <\/p> If Dqvee’s allegations are true, it definitely brings into question the professionalism and capabilities of the organisations and people involved.<\/p> <\/p> FaZe Clan player Trei “Zer0” Morris also replied to Dqvee, mentioning how much he is owed from previous organisation Red Reserve, which suddenly disappeared just a couple of months ago.<\/p> whole european scene got hustled, im down 50k and just had to give it all up in a contract its laughable, hope they pay you david as they seem to still be doing alright<\/p>— trei (@Trei) July 4, 2019<\/a><\/blockquote>