bart hanson poker cheating Bart Hanson , the commentator during the infamous controversial Hustler Casino Live hand , isn’t convinced Robbi Jade Lew cheated, and he laid out his reasoning in a 27-minute YouTube video.
The Crush Live Poker founder has been commentating on live-streamed poker games for as long as anyone. He, along with David Tuchman , was the original host of Live at the Bike in 2005, and was a commentator on Stones Live where Mike Postle allegedly cheated. He’s now a regular announcer on Hustler Casino Live. Bart Hanson isn’t Convinced of Poker Cheating
Hanson was outspoken in his accusations against Postle, who was found guilty in the court of public opinion, but never in a legal courtroom. But in the case of Robbi vs. Garrett, the commentator who recently relocated from Austin to Boston hasn’t seen any evidence to lead him to believe cheating took place.
“Maybe there is a 20 to 30-percent chance of cheating,” Hanson said in a video on the Crush Live Poker YouTube channel, indicating he isn’t ruling out the potential that cheating occurred, but believes it is unlikely.
Sorry, no real money games are currently available in your region, but you can play these Free Online Games Global Poker “( Doug Polk ) sort of feels there is cheating going on. I don’t really agree with him. I haven’t really seen a ton of evidence to really support that I think there was some sort of cheating going on,” he continued.
If you’ve ever watched Hanson’s videos, namely strategy videos, you know he provides in-depth analysis of the topic at-hand. In the below video, he explained why he isn’t convinced of cheating, at least to this point.
Hustler Casino Live is on a two-hour delay, so Hanson had known an incident took place before he commentated on the controversial hand. He told PokerNews he didn’t know full details before the hand aired, but as an experienced live-stream announcer, he knows how to make it appear natural when a controversy he’s been briefed on beforehand arises.
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