

Poker Players Concerned About Cheating in Asian Apps After Viral Video
A video circulating among poker players has sparked concerns about cheating in Asian poker applications. The video shows multiple users playing on numerous computers, all multitabling in the same Asian poker app.
Joey Ingram posted the video on Twitter, which has since gained attention among the poker community. The video, reportedly from three years ago, still raises relevant questions about the security and fairness of these platforms.
Eric 'Sheets' Haber, a legend in online poker, shared his experiences with similar situations in Russian internet cafes. He mentioned that users could pay for time on a computer to play PokerStars, and multiple users with similar usernames and playing styles were observed, suggesting they might be part of the same team.
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