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[QUOTE="DS3, post: 6414914, member: 407846"]
I am not drawing a conclusion simply on Pokernews coverage - that was one example. But as I noted, they also featured in various clips of the main event coverage (including Imsirovic on a feature table) and then PokerGo clips/vlog as well as Lexi Gavin's vlogs. None of it was random.

Yes, in all these instances they could have been ignored and that would have been easier to do - it was patently a choice to feature Bryn Kenney's picture on the first day wrap up or example. But the reality is I am quite resigned to the idea that any actions will be going forward (the past apparently absolved) and my guess will be that matters are kept private and the public will simply be told some player was thrown off a site. I do not have much faith that bans in live tournaments in the US will be implemented, but we shall see.

I checked Ryan Leng's Twitter after you made note of it and yeah, it would seem that  quite a few people believed GG Poker ground zero for cheaters.  I've pointed out repeatedly both the cheaters and their targets mostly appeared to be playing from within the States which over that span of years was illegal and no one has either probed into that or demanded an explanation from GG itself.

I presume that would open up an even vaster can of worms.
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