

Garrett Adelstein and Robbi Jade Lew Respond to HCL Cheating Investigation
Garrett Adelstein and Robbi Jade Lew have responded to the HCL cheating investigation report, with no evidence of cheating found. The investigation, commissioned by Hustler Casino Live (HCL) owners High Stakes Poker Productions (HSPP), took ten weeks to complete. The report stated that “no direct evidence of cheating was found” but made multiple recommendations for tightening up security for the popular livestreamed cash game.
Robbi Jade Lew, who was accused of cheating by Garrett Adelstein after an incredible river call with only jack-high for a $269,000 pot, described the process she had been through as “treacherous” and welcomed the report’s conclusions. Lew stated that “the results were as I expected” and added that “I am obviously now entering another stage of this journey, as there are still loose ends that need to be resolved.” She revealed that there will be subsequent commentary and statements issued by her legal team shortly.
Garrett Adelstein, who made multiple serious accusations against Lew and others involved in the HCL livestream, has been silent on the issue over the past few weeks. However, he took to Twitter to respond to the report’s findings, stating that “I’ve surprised myself with the peace I’ve felt being away from all things poker in recent months. But if/when I do decide to play again, I’m open to playing on HCL.” Hustler Casino Live also revealed that Adelstein’s return is an option they would consider.
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