Mike Postle cheating allegations (FAQ in first post)
10-12-2019
, 12:27 PM
JFK: "Tell us what we are missing". Veronica Brill:" Someone is cheating" . JFK: "fabricated lies!" (and other general hand-waving to any complaints). lool
I've found some more here:
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12942
youtube guy (Yo): "well someone can obviously see the cards live vibrating devices in the chairs lol?"
I like this youtube guy
Usually people dismiss this talk as paranoid/delusional, but this youtube guy is right on the money.
JFK indicates that the peek room is right behind the wall of the comment booth.
JFK tells youtube guy he doesn't understand how it works.
That wall looks a bit flimsy, even as he says the words 'secured room' he accidentally brushes it with his hand and it moves! lol
(probably just posters on the wall, but it seems funny).
Last edited by Wild Card; 10-12-2019 at 12:35 PM.
10-12-2019
, 12:42 PM
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ikr lol weird thing for a casino guy to say. This whole thing is quite funny, in the context of what we know now.
JFK: "Tell us what we are missing". Veronica Brill:" Someone is cheating" . JFK: "fabricated lies!" (and other general hand-waving to any complaints). lool
I've found some more here:
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12942
youtube guy (Yo): "well someone can obviously see the cards live vibrating devices in the chairs lol?"
I like this youtube guy
Usually people dismiss this talk as paranoid/delusional, but this youtube guy is right on the money.
JFK indicates that the peek room is right behind the wall of the comment booth.
JFK tells youtube guy he doesn't understand how it works.
That wall looks a bit flimsy, even as he says the words 'secured room' he accidentally brushes it with his hand and it moves! lol
(probably just posters on the wall, but it seems funny).
JFK: "Tell us what we are missing". Veronica Brill:" Someone is cheating" . JFK: "fabricated lies!" (and other general hand-waving to any complaints). lool
I've found some more here:
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12942
youtube guy (Yo): "well someone can obviously see the cards live vibrating devices in the chairs lol?"
I like this youtube guy
Usually people dismiss this talk as paranoid/delusional, but this youtube guy is right on the money.
JFK indicates that the peek room is right behind the wall of the comment booth.
JFK tells youtube guy he doesn't understand how it works.
That wall looks a bit flimsy, even as he says the words 'secured room' he accidentally brushes it with his hand and it moves! lol
(probably just posters on the wall, but it seems funny).
Wow, this is some dam good detective work! lol @ the wall moving in the "secure room", you cant make this **** up
10-12-2019
, 12:48 PM
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Yea, I mean, if casino machines were rigged, it would be an even bigger scandal than this one. And yea, its funny how he answers a random youtube comment, that he could have just ignored, with more sincerity than Veronica's highly public tweet facing the entire poker community.
Wow, this is some dam good detective work!
Wow, this is some dam good detective work!
haha
10-12-2019
, 12:56 PM
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Found this clip that seems really relevant to the whole topic of the thread. Worth a look.
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12547
3:29:07 JFK reads out youtube comment question: "How can people be assured that live stream games arn't rigged?"
JFK (explaining how he thinks it's not rigged): "It's on a 30 min delay, we have 1 deck on table, it's not going into a machine. There's literally 2 people that are seeing the cards live and they are in a secured area and the door is locked."
JFK: "... if there's something we're missing, we need to be told. So you need to jump in and you need to tell us what we're missing."
They joke about hacking into it and not being able to do that with an iphone.
And how they think good people lose and bad people win. lol
Tom Walch: "#More rake is better"
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12547
3:29:07 JFK reads out youtube comment question: "How can people be assured that live stream games arn't rigged?"
JFK (explaining how he thinks it's not rigged): "It's on a 30 min delay, we have 1 deck on table, it's not going into a machine. There's literally 2 people that are seeing the cards live and they are in a secured area and the door is locked."
JFK: "... if there's something we're missing, we need to be told. So you need to jump in and you need to tell us what we're missing."
They joke about hacking into it and not being able to do that with an iphone.
And how they think good people lose and bad people win. lol
Tom Walch: "#More rake is better"
10-12-2019
, 01:08 PM
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Yeah I have always thought something fishy was going on back since August in 2018. I have watched nearly every Stones stream and have always questioned Mikes plays and every time they dismiss it as if he was the best player ever and just never makes a wrong decision, that always annoyed me.
10-12-2019
, 01:16 PM
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Found this clip that seems really relevant to the whole topic of the thread. Worth a look.
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12547
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12547
JFK: If there's something we're missing, we need to be told...
Comm #2: Maybe I could try to hack it?
JFK: See what you can do. Can you hack it on that phone? That's an iPhone, iPhone can't do that ****... no iPhones in here, this is an iPhone free zone....
Berkey pointed out the widely accepted phone hack has to be on an Android/Windows phone right?
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ikr lol weird thing for a casino guy to say. This whole thing is quite funny, in the context of what we know now.
I've found some more here:
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12942
I've found some more here:
https://youtu.be/1vlmz8T86DQ?t=12942
Flop is Q87r. Mike P has KQ, villain has Q8.
JFK: (joking about having a card rig device) Also how we make sure that Mike P wins every single hand, like this one. Where he flops top pair with the King kicker.
Comm #2: He's just running good.
JFK: Oh, he's going to lose this hand though. I mispoke, cos Simon flopped two pair, did you notice that? Simon has two pair and he's raised it up to $900... Harland is getting out of the way, and we're back to Mike and it's going to be really tough for Mike to lay down this hand, and he's going to need some help after he calls."
Mike is tanking, having employed CTO whilst action gets back round to him.
JFK: "...There's one thing after this hand, that's going to be a juicy hand here. I need to respond to someone who made a comment about reads being 99% accurate...."
Mike folds, they do not even make a reference to the "juicy hand" again, and continue to speak about the other topic JFK introduces
(edit: actually tbf, comms #2 introduces it)Incidentally, this is the only stream I've seen Mike P with his sunglasses on.
Last edited by soapdodger; 10-12-2019 at 01:37 PM.
10-12-2019
, 01:20 PM
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I dont think it was a random youtube comment. I think it was a perfectly placed comment by someone on the inside just to see the response and or to joke about the scam. The youtuber only follows stones and live at the bike. The youtuber calls out a device on the chair and says “someone can obviously see the cards live” while also referring to a vibrating device on a chair. You cant make this up! This wasnt a random comment imo
10-12-2019
, 01:21 PM
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The thing that tilts me is how nobody, especially the dealer, told him to stop being on his phone DURING a hand, which he did multiple times every single session.
Everywhere I play has a "no using your phone while in a hand" rule. It doesn't get enforced 100% of the time; I've seen plenty of people be on calls, text, internet, watch sports, etc while in a hand (heck, I'm often watching a UFC fight), but that's usually only once or twice a night. If it's more than that, the dealer will ALWAYS ask the player to turn off their phone while in a hand, at least if the player is interacting with the phone; they're a little more lenient if someone is obviously watching sports.
And I've NEVER seen someone hide their phone under the table while in a hand. It's always up to their ear (talking) or in their hand above the table (texting, interneting) or on the rail (watching sports).
I've even been at casinos that have a "no phone at the table, even while not in the hand" rule. You had to stand up and leave the table to be on your phone. A bit extreme given how addicted people are to their phones nowadays, but the dealers actually strongly enforced the rule; they didn't just let it slide.
I can understand how the other players wouldn't want to call him on it, just like people often are afraid to call the clock on others, but it's literally one of the dealers' jobs to enforce that rule, and they do so at every other casino I've played at, at least if it occurs this often.
It's inconceivable to me that he was looking at his phone BELOW the table in EVERY SINGLE hand he won but was never told to stop.
Everywhere I play has a "no using your phone while in a hand" rule. It doesn't get enforced 100% of the time; I've seen plenty of people be on calls, text, internet, watch sports, etc while in a hand (heck, I'm often watching a UFC fight), but that's usually only once or twice a night. If it's more than that, the dealer will ALWAYS ask the player to turn off their phone while in a hand, at least if the player is interacting with the phone; they're a little more lenient if someone is obviously watching sports.
And I've NEVER seen someone hide their phone under the table while in a hand. It's always up to their ear (talking) or in their hand above the table (texting, interneting) or on the rail (watching sports).
I've even been at casinos that have a "no phone at the table, even while not in the hand" rule. You had to stand up and leave the table to be on your phone. A bit extreme given how addicted people are to their phones nowadays, but the dealers actually strongly enforced the rule; they didn't just let it slide.
I can understand how the other players wouldn't want to call him on it, just like people often are afraid to call the clock on others, but it's literally one of the dealers' jobs to enforce that rule, and they do so at every other casino I've played at, at least if it occurs this often.
It's inconceivable to me that he was looking at his phone BELOW the table in EVERY SINGLE hand he won but was never told to stop.
FWIW, here in California where I play, it's been years since anyone tried to ban cell phones at the table. A couple of casinos used to have rules against it, but players complained and they changed.
10-12-2019
, 01:24 PM
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+1 to kudos for Veronica for coming forward
