A pro poker player is alleging that his opponent “clearly cheated” in a very creative way during a livestreamed game of poker. Garrett Adelstein has suggested that his female opponent, Robbi Jade Lew, could have cheated by using a “device hidden that simply vibrates to indicate you have the best hand.” Those commentating on the game were in disbelief because the odds were stacked against her with online betting casino DraftKings calculating there were around 150 ways for Lew to lose, but only six ways for her to win—which she proceeded to do.
Lew has explained her unhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11269073/Pro-poker-player-accused-using-hidden-vibrating-device-help-win-130-000.htmlorthodox way of playing her hand was simply because she believed Adelstein’s cards were inferior to hers. Poker is not the only table game to be rocked by allegations of cheating through vibrating devices. The world’s No. 1 chess player, was accused of “damaging” the game after he sensationally resigned from a match against a fellow grandmaster after one move over fears his rival was using anal beads to cheat.
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