

Bryn Kenney Launches New Poker Site 4Poker Amid Controversy
Bryn Kenney is launching a new online poker site called 4Poker. The site is described as a “player-friendly” operator and “fiercely committed to the Poker Community”.
Veronica Brill, the Postlegate whistleblower, tweeted her thoughts on Kenney’s involvement in 4Poker. Martin Zamani accused Kenney of abusing his players, ghosting and multi-accounting. Kenney refuted the claims, but his protests were far from widely accepted, especially after screenshots of chat messages were released implicating him in various dubious and outright rule-breaking situations.
Heath Cram, the Chief Operating Officer of 4Poker, described the allegations against Kenney as a desperate outburst from a former disgruntled associate. Cram is a former PokerStars staffer, as are now-fellow 4Poker colleagues Eric Hollreiser and Brad Willis. 4Poker will have a soft launch with some invited guests in Q4, desktop-only. The site plans to run a major series early in 2023 to reward early adopters.
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