When Poker Cheaters Get Caught

Poker cheaters have been an ongoing issue for a while, so in this video we'll be showing moments where these Poker cheaters get caught red handed.

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Note: Mike Postle in thumbnail is not a cheater, just needed a thumbnail that was dramatic...

(Sorry in advance)

[jamespettit]

That is such an insult to call Ivey a cheater. He hustled the biggest hustlers in the world. I think the word you're looking for is hero

[justinhkli]

I was disappointed when the court ruled in favor of the casinos on the Ivey case. The casinos agreed to the conditions without checking on their defective cards. Edge sorting is taking advantage of those defects the same way casinos wanting to exploit players' greed. The casinos should have paid Ivey and he should have never been sued.

[neftron]

Phile Ivey wasnt cheating, the casinos allowed everything he did. Ivey just outplayed the casinos within their own rules.

[bryantsteury]

For that first guy, what poker room is letting a player keep their phone on their person AND OUT during active play? That’s beyond dumb

[detonationpyrotechnics]

I think it’s absurd that casinos can make up all the rules to their full advantage yet people can’t exploit loopholes. Casinos are the real crooks

[LucianDevine]

On the one hand, Barry was 100% at fault for not protecting his hole cards, but on the other Skillsrocks was also clearly trying to collude and get his friend to fold when he was beat. So good on the casino for banning him from any future events.

[BeeHash]

Ivey didn’t cheat. He asked for certain conditions and they were accepted.

[pizzaguy]

Bro the employee took 15k off HER STACK.. and he worked in the production room that had real time info of hole cards… what a blunder to mess up the most significant detail

[Stephen]

No way you can have a poker youtube channel and not be able to pronounce some of the most popular player's names.😮😮

[jyesucevitz]

I think it's dangerous saying someone is a "caught cheater" when there's only speculation and zero evidence.

[michaelawilliams]

Willfully peeking at another player's cards may not be cheating, but signaling your friend is definitely cheating,

[timm_r]

Wow, casinos are known for cheating everyone who walks in, but once a gambler figures out an advantage they sue.

[Texasfishingfamily]

how do you call yourself a poker channel and mispronounce two of the most well known players in the world????

[nitthegrit]

Regarding the Robbie Jade vs. Garrett issue, you left out one really important factor. The employee was caught on camera stealing $15k in chips specifically from Robbie's chip stack. He didn't take chips from any other stack, just hers. It also happened *after* Robbie was coaxed into giving Garrett the $167k back to him. That's what made the chip theft doubly suspicious. At the time, people thought that this kid was in on the hustle, got worried that he wasn't going to get his cut (because she returned the pot money), and decided to take his payment matters into his own hands.

[MattieD]

So for the last clip, do they only "suspect" her of cheating, or did she just out bluff him and win? I'm not too quick when it comes to stuff like this so maybe some clarification would help?

[hottubtimemachine]

Love it when cheater gets called out in front of everyone. No one wants to play with cheaters. The Phil Ivey thing was suspicious but these places could have refused his requests, if they were suspecting anything instead of being accommodating they could’ve refused, so they are also liable for their losses, especially when they think he cheated at other casinos.

[jaaacktractive]

Ah yes, Scott SAIVAR and Daniel Ne-grain-yu

[playinragz]

Those poker pros are all crooks. They colluded winning $20mm against Guy online 4 pros vs him. Disgusting

[wtyeager]

Missed the part in the last one where she said she called because she thought he only had ace high, even though ace high would still have her beat 😂😂

[dehydratedwatr]

if youre going to have a poker channel you should at least know how to pronounce the last names of some of the most popular poker players ever..