Hustler suspends Brittny Jing from streams amid accusations from other players
Britney "All In Britney" Jing will temporarily not be taking part in cash games on Hustler Casino Live. The show's organizers announced the player's suspension while they investigate allegations made against her by other players.
This decision came as a result of the scandal that began after Xi Ye revealed that Jing had failed to pay her $18,000 under a backing agreement. HCL founder Ryan Feldman and one of the show's regulars, Nick Airball, came to Britney's defense.
However, other participants in the project put forward their own complaints against Jing. Aaron Zhang, who has known the player for many years from private games in China, called her a pathological liar who exaggerates her wealth in order to create the image of a successful and rich woman and make it easier to organize games.
Zhang also accused Britney of dishonest practices that could even be called outright fraud. Another HCL player, Peter Wang, stated that Jing had colluded against him in a hand on stream. However, the community's opinions on this situation were split. We've attached the video of the hand to the post.
In light of all these factors, Hustler announced that it takes the players' allegations seriously and has suspended Britney from streams until the investigation is complete:
"We are aware of various allegations regarding Britney, and we take them seriously. We are gathering information from those involved and reviewing the relevant facts. We will not draw any conclusions until the review is complete. Until it is finished, Britney will take a break from playing on Hustler Casino Live. We will make a statement once we have more information."
A day before this announcement, Britney Jing played in an HCL cash game with $50/100 blinds, which she finished with the biggest profit. The player won $174,800, while second-place finisher Jack Xi earned $24,250.
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This decision came as a result of the scandal that began after Xi Ye revealed that Jing had failed to pay her $18,000 under a backing agreement. HCL founder Ryan Feldman and one of the show's regulars, Nick Airball, came to Britney's defense.
However, other participants in the project put forward their own complaints against Jing. Aaron Zhang, who has known the player for many years from private games in China, called her a pathological liar who exaggerates her wealth in order to create the image of a successful and rich woman and make it easier to organize games.
Zhang also accused Britney of dishonest practices that could even be called outright fraud. Another HCL player, Peter Wang, stated that Jing had colluded against him in a hand on stream. However, the community's opinions on this situation were split. We've attached the video of the hand to the post.
In light of all these factors, Hustler announced that it takes the players' allegations seriously and has suspended Britney from streams until the investigation is complete:
"We are aware of various allegations regarding Britney, and we take them seriously. We are gathering information from those involved and reviewing the relevant facts. We will not draw any conclusions until the review is complete. Until it is finished, Britney will take a break from playing on Hustler Casino Live. We will make a statement once we have more information."
A day before this announcement, Britney Jing played in an HCL cash game with $50/100 blinds, which she finished with the biggest profit. The player won $174,800, while second-place finisher Jack Xi earned $24,250.
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