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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6478753, member: 397965"] I agree, that we will likely never get to the bottom of this incidence. Hustler Casino has no interest in publicly announcing, that cheating happened on their stream. So if it did, they are more likely to just not invite her back. And if someone from the staff was involved, quitly get rid of them. As for hero calling with J high this is something, good players might occationally do. But they do it on very specific board textures, where J high beat the logical bluffs. As for her just making some completely wild call with a hand, that would be drawing dead or have 5 outs, if Garrett had anything other than the exact combo, he had, it seems out of line with, how she had played up to that point. I watched the beginning of the prior stream, where she participated, and I saw no signs of her cheating. But there was a hand, where she checked back the river after making a 4 card straight, but there were also 3 cards to a flush. This was a very conservative check-back but pretty much in line with, how people might play, if its their first time playing a high stakes game. Just taking the showdown rather than going for thin value and risk getting raised and put in a tough spot. She also only bought in for 30k, which is again in line with someone playing higher, than they had before. But then in the very next stream she bought in for 100k and felt like putting in 109k on the turn with J high no draw as a call? This feels pretty inconsistent, and just like, when we evaluate Mike Postles hands, inconsistency is a sign of cheating. Like how could he go all-in preflop with 65 offsuit, when two opponents both had AK, and then later fold KK, when someone had AA. Either someone is a wild gambler, or they are not. It should not change that drastically from hand to hand. [/QUOTE]

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