

Martin Zamani Accuses Bryn Kenney of Cheating in High-Stakes Poker
Martin Zamani, a Florida poker pro with nearly $3 million in live earnings and two WSOP bracelets, has accused Bryn Kenney of multiple infractions, including ghosting, collusion, multi-accounting, stealing agencies from friends, using shamans and even frog poison on players, and forcing players to drop stakes for not following Kenney’s own alleged bizarre lifestyle.
Zamani mentioned that Kenney's stable was involved in similar behavior, with Sergei Reixach involved as well. According to Zamani, Kenney allegedly dropped Reixach and told him to repay the $1 million make-up, which Reixach refused to do.
Zamani claimed he has screenshotted evidence of incriminating chats with Kenney, which he will go public with if Kenney tries to deny the accusations. Joseph Liberta defended Kenney, stating that the accusations are "absolutely ridiculous and without merit."
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