One Day of Poker: The biggest cheating scandal in online poker history
It’s 2007, and a player called “Potripper” drags in another pot during a tournament on Absolute Poker. Based in Costa Rica, the player is making perfect bluffs and unbelievable calls.
Soon enough, Potripper has all the chips in play and a big payday, but his opponents are suspicious. They are about to unveils the biggest cheating scandal in online poker history…
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