High-Stakes Card Games

<p>High-stakes card players who claim a player routinely cheated during games broadcast online cannot pursue their suit against a casino and one of its employees, a federal court in California <strong><a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/high-stakes-card-games.pdf">ruled</a></strong>. The plaintiffs claimed the casino covered up the “single largest known cheating scandal in the history of broadcast poker.”</p>

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — High-stakes card players who claim a player routinely cheated during games broadcast online cannot pursue their suit against a casino and one of its employees, a federal court in California ruled . The plaintiffs claimed the casino covered up the “single largest known cheating scandal in the history of broadcast poker.”

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