Latest poker cheating scandal (1 Viewer)

[trever]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...hidden-vibrating-device-help-win-130-000.html

Here is the Twitter version:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1575668051948687360

This is the weirdest honest call, the dumbest cheat, or maybe I just don't understand poker at all.

If you don't want to bother with the links, this involves big hands, jack-off, and (allegedly) a hidden vibrating device

 

[slisk250]

We beat this to death in our Signal group. Everybody can F off. J high like a boss!

 

[surfik]

I vote for mandatory cavity search before every stream....

 

[ovo]

how does the vibrating device work, just watching the video above with no sound doesn't show cheating. Poor play, but how did cheating arise ?

 

[HaRDHouSeiNC]

how does the vibrating device work, just watching the video above with no sound doesn't show cheating. Poor play, but how did cheating arise ?

so im guessing its like a cam group toy, controlled by bluetooth
the question is HOW
they claim no phones or devices anywhere with hustler employees around the stream
its on a delay
SOOOOOO, the question is more of who and how
the vibrator would be limited to bluetooth range which isnt super far
could go well, either anywhere to vibrate.

Im more curious on how and who hacked or leaked the hustler stream IF it happened since
they have such a STRICT no phone or device policy for anyone involved.

 

[floppydisk]

That’s gross. She claimed she thought he had ace high and wanted to bluff catch him. If that’s true, then she’s calling behind. Doesn’t make sense.

 

[Rakrul]

As there are rfid cards, cheating is possible. If so, it's very likely that it's an inside job. Very sus in my book. 78 is about the only hand she beats

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

Shes also staked by the guy sitting across from her. Its a weird situation and giving money back is suspicious. The nonsense poker explanations I cant hold against her, I've heard much worse (albeit not near these stakes).

 

[realcdn]

Yay! Now we 4 separate threads on the topic. Lol

 

[Clipps]

How does this even work? It was a live event ... You also hear about this in chess nowadays, very weird and strange

 

[MouseBat]

That’s gross. She claimed she thought he had ace high and wanted to bluff catch him. If that’s true, then she’s calling behind. Doesn’t make sense.

She said on Twitter she thought she had J3 and was too embarrassed to admit she misread her hand at that moment.

 

[jsbag]

So was this cheating or not

 

[Teach42]

So was this cheating or not

Definitely maybe.