

Bryn Kenney Begs for HighStakesDuel Spot Against Phil Hellmuth
Bryn Kenney has asked for a spot in the $800k per head round of HighStakesDuel against Phil Hellmuth after Scott Seiver pulled out. Kenney's request has sparked controversy among poker fans, with many expressing their disapproval due to recent cheating allegations against him.
Phil Hellmuth was due to face Scott Seiver in an August 22nd rematch. The match was scheduled after Hellmuth's victory over Seiver in their $400k per head HSD III, round 4 heads-up battle.
Martin Zamani accused Bryn Kenney of cheating, including ghosting and multi-accounting. Despite Kenney's denials, the allegations have turned public opinion against him, making his request to face Hellmuth in the HighStakesDuel even more controversial.
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