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The reality of this question is that it's one you need to answer for yourself. the consequences of boosting aren't that complicated: you put yourself in a higher rank where you're matched with better people, but you're also paired against better people.
If you feel like you can handle a more difficult gameplay and you want to pay money to prove you really are held back by ELO hell, then just do it... Worst case scenario you get banned for paying for boosting services. Second worst case scenario, you don't actually belong in gold, and you eventually lose back to silver. In which case, at least now you know you just need to practice more to get yourself out of ELO hell.
If you feel like you can handle a more difficult gameplay and you want to pay money to prove you really are held back by ELO hell, then just do it... Worst case scenario you get banned for paying for boosting services. Second worst case scenario, you don't actually belong in gold, and you eventually lose back to silver. In which case, at least now you know you just need to practice more to get yourself out of ELO hell.
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