

Martin Zamani Accuses Bryn Kenney of Cheating in High-Stakes Poker
Martin Zamani has accused Bryn Kenney of cheating in high-stakes poker, backed by evidence from Telegram messages. Zamani posted screenshots on Twitter that he claims refute Bryn Kenney’s denials.
PokerNews obtained and authenticated thousands of messages from the Telegram app between Bryn Kenney and George Wolff. These messages span a three-year period and confirm that at least some of Martin Zamani’s allegations are true.
Bryn Kenney acknowledged being aware of ghosting in his stable, which involves assisting another player or using another’s account. This is one of the most harmful forms of cheating in high-stakes poker.
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