The '322' meme originated in 2013 during a StarLadder StarSeries match in Dota 2. Russian professional player Alexei 'Solo' Berezin, playing for team RoX.KIS, placed a $100 bet against his own team. The potential payout for this bet was exactly $322. After his team deliberately lost the match and the scheme was uncovered, the number became synonymous with 'throwing' or match-fixing in the gaming community. Today, whenever a player makes a questionable or exceptionally poor play that leads to a loss, Twitch chats and forums are flooded with '322' to imply the game was intentionally thrown or rigged.