Please refer to this website: https://brianfisherisascammer.com/

Brian Fisher from Pittsburgh has long outstanding balances over 100k+ from his bookie business in Pittsburgh and Houston. In addition, Brian Fisher owes 100k+ from money he's borrowed (without intending to pay back) and online poker. What is disturbing is that Brian seems to be able to scam all the people who like him and trust him very easily. The website and post is made so hopefully it is harder for him to scam others in the future.

From other victims' reports, Brian Fisher happily makes up lies on just about everything about him.

I feel like I've seen this guy before?

I know that it is difficult for people to talk about how they were scammed by a person, but I would expect the website to provide more information on the claims.

For example, would any of the victims be willing to say how they were scammed on video?

There are always two sides to every story. Gamblers scamming people is nothing new, so your allegations wouldnt surprise me if you were correct... but if we knew more about what this person has tried in the past, it could help others from potentially falling victim to this guy... or some else who uses similar tactics as this guy. Is he just not paying people back, after he says he will pay them back or are the schemes more elaborate?

Also, props for not posting a gigantic wall of text.

Put the details of the scams on the website not just 4 pics of the soyboys instagram lmao

Confirmed, he ate all of my Fruit Loops and Lucky Charms and never replaced them

As mentioned, without the details, hard to say if you were “scammed” or not. If it’s something like a failure to pay, I don’t know if I’d call that a scam.

For me, “scam” implies intent to do ill-will. If he, say, gambled away money he should have used to pay his debts, I wouldn’t call him a scammer. I wouldn’t have good things to say about his character but I feel like “scammer” wouldn’t be the right word.

But again, without details, hard to say.

So you send someone money and make bets on various games with them. If you win they keep your money. If you lose they keep your money. And you wouldn't call this a scam?

I know Brian as well as all 4 people named on the site that he supposedly scammed. They are involved with a Poker Bros group/game. My guess is Brian lost a lot on the app and disappeared because he couldn’t pay. Anyone who plays on those apps is a fool.

crazy amount of money lost in the process to a guy who wears a t-shirt at a pool party
There have been a bunch of scamms on p2 & private clubs and people act like nothing is wrong when they owe big amounts.
Everybody is happy when they win and get paid , but when its the other way around, they all turn into magicians and disappear

I hope therapy has helped in your time of need

Any Brian Fisher sightings?