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What will be the outcome of Nitsche's cheating allegations at WSOP 2024?
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Cheating Allegations Emerge at WSOP: Tamayo Accused of Using Earpiece
Jul 18, 2024, 02:29 AM
Allegations of cheating have surfaced at the World Series of Poker (WSOP), with multiple reports suggesting that a player, identified as Tamayo, was using an earpiece to receive external assistance. Observers noted that Tamayo was seen wearing an earpiece under his hoodie, raising questions about the integrity of the game. Additionally, there are claims that another individual helped dispose of the earpiece. Another player, Nitsche, was reportedly seen using a laptop on the rail, further fueling the controversy. The incident has sparked a debate within the poker community about the enforcement of rules and the measures in place to prevent cheating.
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