Poker Pro Martin Kabrhel Accused of Cheating, Sues Accusers

Martin Kabrhel, a high stakes tournament pro, has publicly denied allegations of marking cards and cheating during the recent $250,000 buy-in Super High Roller at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) in Las Vegas. Andrew Robl publicly accused Kabrhel of marking cards in every tournament he has played with him.

Following his third place finish in the $250,000 Super High Roller event last week, Martin Kabrhel has $11,703,308 in live tournament earnings, getting him into the all time top 100 list for the first time. He also has two WSOP bracelets and five WSOPC rings.

Martin Kabrhel has hired a lawyer and is suing multiple players and entities for defamation, including Justin Bonomo, Chance Kornuth, Andrew Robl, Dan Smith, and PokerGO.