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Poker Feud Erupts Between ALTAL and Innerpsy After Controversial Game
Online PokerOctober 21, 2020·1 min read

Poker Feud Erupts Between ALTAL and Innerpsy After Controversial Game


Poker players ALTAL and Innerpsy have found themselves in a heated dispute after a recent game on PokerStars. The controversy began when ALTAL joined a game organized by Innerpsy, went all-in with any hand, won $400, and then left. Innerpsy criticized ALTAL's behavior, calling it hit-and-run, while ALTAL explained his departure by an upcoming English lesson.

ALTAL joined a poker game organized by Innerpsy on PokerStars. The game was a NL100 limit game, and ALTAL soon began going all-in with any hand. He won about $400 in two hands and then left the game, writing "bay bay" in the chat.

Innerpsy criticized ALTAL for his behavior, calling it hit-and-run. He wrote in ALTAL's blog, "You very mercilessly acted. Even if you needed to leave, play at least 20 hands after your win and write that you need to leave. To play hit-and-run for $400, write mocking things in the chat and leave – this is the behavior of a bitch." ALTAL has not yet responded to these comments.

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