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Message: [QUOTE="DS3, post: 6481655, member: 407846"] Yup, I caught up with this as well and, honestly, I do not know what to think at this point. Even Draft Kings seems to be underscoring what a soap opera this has turned into. I have questioned some things emerging with the production side (if you recall, I have said there needs to be a distinction made between HCL and the Hustler Casino itself because they are not the same entity). Nick Vertucci does not have a stellar reputation. I have not brought it up here because I do not want to tip the scales. But, I actually think that they themselves have done so in order to gin up increasing interest. For example for all the immediate drama, no one has asked HCL why they took a week to actually hire someone to investigate. At this point (like the Postle case) if anything untoward had taken place with either cards or technology it would have been disposed of. I do not necessarily believe either was in play but letting a week pass by renders any serious investigation redundant as it is now incapable of proving much of anything. My guess was that Vertucci and Feldman were going to be informed of some tech issues they could improve and they would make a song and dance of doing so. But I guess firing an employee for theft conveniently proves they are on the job. That said...this just happened to be the first time an employee helped himself to some chips? Also, is video tape available for the area the dispute took place or not? Robbi initially claimed it was in a dark corridor off the casino rooms but then it was stated as being where the players lockers are located, so would not not have also been under video surveillance? I doubt that would have audio but it would sure as hell clarify whether Garrett was being 'threatening' or not. Just my conjecture, but I would guess Vertucci is trying to gauge which path maintains the most eyes on the future streams... Robbi or Garrett. Meanwhile Live At The Bike has released a clip to no doubt lure Garrett back to play on their stream. They showed Garrett taking some bad beats (one by a female) to show Garrett handles such beats well. Slow and somewhat corny couple of examples. They should have shown numerous showdowns in a rapid edit where Garrett lost the hand and took it well, as he does. [/QUOTE]

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