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Chris Moneymaker to Sue PayPal for $12K, Asks Others to Join His Fight Against Online Payments Giant 4 Min read Famed poker pro Chris Moneymaker has announced his intent to sue e-commerce giant PayPal over its seizure of $12,000 from his online account. Moneymaker, a Poker Hall of Famer, is also asking other players to join him in what could become a class-action suit against PayPal and its anti-gambling policies. Chris Moneymaker plans to sue PayPal over $12,000 in fantasy football entries the company confiscated from his account. (Image: americascardroom.eu) In a press release authored by ...

Todd Witteles to Receive $27K Judgment from Mike Postle in Anti-SLAPP Ruling 4 Min read Todd Witteles, the owner of the PokerFraudAlert online forums, will receive a judgment for nearly $27,000 in attorney’s fees and court costs from Mike Postle for being forced to defend himself against a defamation lawsuit filed by Postle in late 2020. The judgment comes after Witteles and his attorney, Eric Bensamochan, filed an “anti-SLAPP” (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) motion against Postle that sought to have Postle’s $330 million lawsuit declared as frivolous. Todd Witteles ...

Dan Colman Accuses Sean Perry of Seven-Figure Daily Fantasy Sports Scam 4 Min read Dan Colman believes there is a “very high probability” that poker pro Sean Perry scammed him out of seven figures via a daily fantasy sports wager. The 2014 WSOP Big One for One Drop $15 million winner made the allegations public on Twitter. Did Sean Perry pull off a seven-figure scam on Dan Colman? (Image: Isle Casino Poker) According to Colman, one person who investigated the alleged elaborate scheme claims the cheating incident was far worse than what Mike Postle supposedly pulled off at Stones Gambling...

The poker player at the center of the Stones Live Cash Game cheating scandal has withdrawn a $330 million defamation suit against his former accusers. Mike Postle (white hat) ponders a call during an episode of the Stones Live Cash Game in 2019. (Image: Stones Live Poker) Last October, Mike Postle sensationally sued numerous high-profile figures within the poker community. They had publicly accused him of receiving information about his opponents’ hole cards during live-streamed broadcasts. These included well-known players like Daniel Negreanu, Doug Polk, and Joey Ingram. Also named was Ve...