Britney Jing accused of failing to repay an $18,000 debt
Hustler Casino Live regular Britney "All In Britney" Jing has been accused of failing to pay off an $18,000 debt. The accusations came from poker player Xi Ye, who has also appeared on HCL streams.
Xi Ye posted a video on YouTube that racked up 70,000 views in 3 days. According to her, back in March Britney bought a 30% share of her action in future games.
Xi finished one of the sessions down $60,000, so under their agreement Britney owed her $18,000, but never paid it. Xi explains this by saying Jing got angry at her because Ye called her a fish at the table during play.
However, Britney later refused outright to pay the money, having learned that Xi had understated her winnings in order to reduce Britney's share. Ye herself denies these accusations and states that she's ready to pay 100 or 1,000 times more if there's any proof of understated winnings.
Britney commented on the situation on X, stating that Xi Ye had repeatedly refused to accept the debt in their private messages, wanting to restore their friendship after a personal conflict.
As for the understated winnings, according to Jing, Xi concealed a significant portion of her profit in one of the private cash games at the Venetian.
At the end of that game, $80,000 in chips went missing. Ye claimed she had made $190,000, while other players pointed out that her stack was around $280,000. The casino's security team later confirmed via camera footage that Xi had more than $200,000 in chips.
So if Xi really did understate her winnings by $80,000, she owes Britney $24,000 out of that amount. Jing also said that during their friendship she repeatedly paid for private jet flights, hotels and dinners for Ye and her boyfriend.
At the end of her post, Britney wrote:
"I don't believe I owe Xi $18,000, considering what I spent on her, her understating her win, and the fact that she agreed to forget about this amount but then changed her position once she realized she could no longer use me."
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Xi Ye posted a video on YouTube that racked up 70,000 views in 3 days. According to her, back in March Britney bought a 30% share of her action in future games.
Xi finished one of the sessions down $60,000, so under their agreement Britney owed her $18,000, but never paid it. Xi explains this by saying Jing got angry at her because Ye called her a fish at the table during play.
However, Britney later refused outright to pay the money, having learned that Xi had understated her winnings in order to reduce Britney's share. Ye herself denies these accusations and states that she's ready to pay 100 or 1,000 times more if there's any proof of understated winnings.
Britney commented on the situation on X, stating that Xi Ye had repeatedly refused to accept the debt in their private messages, wanting to restore their friendship after a personal conflict.
As for the understated winnings, according to Jing, Xi concealed a significant portion of her profit in one of the private cash games at the Venetian.
At the end of that game, $80,000 in chips went missing. Ye claimed she had made $190,000, while other players pointed out that her stack was around $280,000. The casino's security team later confirmed via camera footage that Xi had more than $200,000 in chips.
So if Xi really did understate her winnings by $80,000, she owes Britney $24,000 out of that amount. Jing also said that during their friendship she repeatedly paid for private jet flights, hotels and dinners for Ye and her boyfriend.
At the end of her post, Britney wrote:
"I don't believe I owe Xi $18,000, considering what I spent on her, her understating her win, and the fact that she agreed to forget about this amount but then changed her position once she realized she could no longer use me."
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