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Joey Ingram's Frustration: Bryn Kenney Interview Falls Short on Truth
Community & StoriesSeptember 12, 2022·1 min read

Joey Ingram's Frustration: Bryn Kenney Interview Falls Short on Truth


Joey Ingram has revealed he has had “enough of these f***ing people” after his interview with Bryn Kenney failed to get any closer to the truth about the alleged poker cheat’s behaviour. Ingram spent two hours trying to prise some answers from Kenney about the allegations of ghosting, multi-accounting and claims of bizarre rituals forced upon players in his stable.

Bryn Kenney denied ever being banned from GGPoker and claimed he is still welcome to play at events such as Triton Poker's SHR festivals. Martin Zamani accused Bryn Kenney of forcing him to attend a shaman who tried to inject him with frog poison, which Kenney claimed was only a recommendation. Lauren Roberts refuted Bryn Kenney's claim that she owed him $2 million, stating it was not true.

Ingram mentioned that many players are using different accounts, which Kenney sidestepped during the interview. He expressed his disillusionment and exhaustion, stating that dealing with these people and these issues is exhausting.

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