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Zenith Poker Faces Backlash for Sharing Stolen Poker Material
Zenith Poker and its founder, Thomas Pinnock, have been accused of posting “stolen material” on their YouTube channel. The coaching and staking site, which describes itself as offering “elite poker training for free”, faced criticism after Pinnock reviewed rival sites’ PFR offerings, the Pre-Flop Range charts that are crucial to a basic poker strategy.
Among the sites that Pinnock reviews in his lengthy stream are Upswing Poker, BluffTheSpot and Range Converter, along with AlvinTeachesPoker. Thomas Pinnock claims reviewing the charts falls under 'Fair Use' since he is critiquing them.
Thomas Pinnock charges 0.00420000 BTC ($155 at the time of going to press) for 50 minutes private coaching.
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