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LOS ANGELES (Gambling911.com) - Hustler Casino Live in Gardena, California, announced that Britney Jing will be unable to participate in its popular live stream as the poker player is accused of staking multiple players in the same games and engaging in potential collusion. The casino is currently conducting its own investigation.
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HCL has not yet concluded that Jing cheated or colluded. She is taking a break from the stream while the review is conducted.
Hustler Casino Live issued a statement regarding the matter.
"We are aware of the various allegations concerning Britney and take them seriously. We are gathering information from the people involved and reviewing the relevant facts. We will not draw conclusions before that review is complete. Britney will take a break from appearing on Hustler Casino Live while we conduct the review. We will provide an update when we have more information to share."
Scandals Jing's Name Has Been Linked to
The $18,000 staking dispute with Chengsi “C Ye” involves the latter claiming that Jing purchased 30% of her poker action. According to Ye, the arrangement had produced about $140,000 in profits before Ye subsequently lost roughly $60,000 in an off-stream game, with Jing then failing to pay her 30% share of that loss.
Jing disputes this and says she has no outstanding debts and has always paid her shares, however.
Jing accused Ye of underreporting her winnings from a June 7 private game at the Venetian, with roughly $80,000 allegedly unaccounted for. Ye disputes that account.
Then there is former HCL player Wesley Fei who alleges that, during a 2023 game at The Bicycle Casino, Jing had pieces of multiple players sitting in the same game. Fei characterized the financial relationships as creating something akin to seven players financially aligned against one player, Peter Wang. Fei stopped short of claiming those players actually coordinated their play.
The Peter Wang HCL hand is yet another scandal that emerged whereby Wang accused Jing of colluding against him with another player, Jack C, during a streamed Hustler Casino Live “squid game” hand.
Other controversies include Coco Yu reportedly circulated translated material that she says depicts Jing discussing bringing players she financially backed into games, and Jing supposedly organizing a game with a wealthy recreational player who allegedly believed he was playing another recreational player, when the opposing account was actually being played by a professional whom Jing backed.
None of these allegations have yet to be proven. In regard to the Wang matter, other professional players who have reviewed the footage of the incident are in disagreement as to what appears in the video.
- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com
