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Todd Witteles Seeking $43K in Legal Fees from Mike Postle 3 Min read The attorney representing PokerFraudAlert podcast host and pro poker player Todd Witteles has filed a motion seeking to recover more than $43,000 in attorney’s fees and court costs from Mike Postle — expenses Witteles incurred defending himself against Postle’s all-but-dismissed $330 million defamation lawsuit, in which Witteles is one of 12 named defendants. California lawyer Eric Bensamochan filed the claim on Witteles’ behalf on Tuesday in the Sacramento County Superior Court where Postle’s case has progressed ...

Mike Postle's legal record will not wind up as spotless as his livestreamed poker ledger. Postle took a rare loss last week when he reportedly requested dismissal of his own suit in which he alleged defamation by a slew of poker personalities and media entities (disclosure: PokerNews was a named party in the suit). The dismissal was granted and signed off on by a clerk in the Superior Court of California on April 1, according to a document released by defendant Veronica Brill. As Brill and fellow defendant Todd Witteles had countered with anti-SLAPP motions to strike that were still under ...

iCrowdNewswire   Feb 9, 2021  5:53 AM ET HOUSTON, TX / The dust had just settled around the Mike Postle cardroom controversy after a recent dismissal of the case when Postle filed a defamation lawsuit against several other poker players and publications. The controversy began when Veronica Brill, a professional poker player, spoke up about Postle’s alleged cheating during the Stones Gambling Hall “Stones Live” cash game stream (September 2019). Several players watched the video and commented on it on social media, also accusing Postle of cheating. Postle responded by filing a $330 m...

In October, the first and surely last Midway Poker Tour event was marred by a silver payout controversy that has left a dozen players shorted on their advertised payouts by a combined $55,060. Tour founder Dan Bekavac, who the day after the debacle pledged to make players whole, subsequently ghosted players and disappeared – until this weekend. Without offering players or the community any sort of update in three months, Bekavac resurfaced at the MSPT Grand Falls as a player in the $1,100 Main Event. Bekavac has not responded to PokerNews’ various attempts at contact, and when an...

4 Mike Postle had many keyboard warriors defending him against cheating allegations, but those Twitter accounts have gone noticeably silent in recent months. Meanwhile, the accused poker cheater is having issues presenting his civil lawsuit against those he claims defamed his character. Mike Postle isn’t having much luck these days. (Image: YouTube) Veronica Brill, a player and commentator at Stones Gambling Hall, accused Postle of cheating in Sept. 2019. She alleges the Northern California poker pro somehow had access to his opponent’s hole cards during Stones Live streams. Postle instan...