The Mike Postle cheating saga continues to unravel with a couple of stories breaking over the last couple of days. First, vlogger Marle Cordeiro has filed a lawsuit against Postle seeking $250,000 in damages. This stems from a late 2019 game that she played at Stones Gambling Hall where she claimed that Postle cheated to avoid losing thousands to her.
Also, Stones has updated its motion to dismiss a civil lawsuit against them, claiming that casinos do not have a duty of care to players.
Cordeiro Files Lawsuit Against Postle
PokerNews broke a story on Tuesday, revealing that vlogger Marle Cordeiro has filed a lawsuit against Mike Postle in relation to sessions played at Stones Gambling Hall over the last few years. Various sources have produced evidence that supposedly shows that Postle cheated on multiple occasions, and had the ability to see player hole cards.
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Cordeiro's lawsuit stems from an NL Hold'em session played at Stones Gambling Hall in late 2019. She is suing Postle for $250,000 in punitive damages plus whatever relief she can get from the courts. The lawsuit gave an example in a hand where Cordeiro flopped a queen-high straight at the same time that Postle flopped top pair.
Oh wow https://t.co/FeYjPwSFF8
— Marle Cordeiro (@MarleCordeiro) April 6, 2020
For comedic skits combined with high stakes cash play, Marle Cordeiro's poker vlog picked up steam fast. She documents her life as a cash game pro in Las Vegas, including her many appearances on Live at the Bike. Poker vlogger Marle Cordeiro is the latest party to file a lawsuit against alleged poker cheat Mike Postle. Cordeiro claims the poker pro from Northern California was using a cell phone to cheat while he was playing against her and others. The alleged incident took place at the Stones Gambling Hall in California.
After calling a flop bet of $200, Postle then folded to a $600 bet on the turn. Based on the circumstances of the hand, Cordeiro's lawyer contends that the only reason Postle folded there was because he was able to see the hole cards of his opponents. Postle has supposedly used his phone to view hole cards with the help of a third-party, likely a Stones employee. The lawsuit claims that Postle should have lost several thousand to Cordeiro in the hand.
While I am not a lawyer, it is hard to see the courts giving Cordeiro the $250,000 award she is seeking. Unless they go through and can show where his play directly cost her that amount, it is unlikely she will get anywhere close to what she is seeking.
Stones Claim They Don't Have Duty of Care to Gamblers
In a related story that broke on Thursday, Stones Gambling Hall has updated its motion to dismiss a civil suit in connection to the Postle cheating scandal. The casino is being sued for $10 in a civil lawsuit from 25 plaintiffs that include initial whistleblower Veronica Brill. The lawsuit covers broadcasts of Stones Poker Live from January 1, 2019, until late 2019.
In the updated motion, the casino effectively claims that the plaintiffs do not have enough evidence to prove cheating. They further contend that gambling losses are too speculative, so there is no true way to prove cheating.
.@StonesLivePoker is suspending all broadcast of poker play, including live streaming, while we expand our multifaceted investigation with outside experts.
This investigation will be thorough & detailed. We will report the outcomes when they are available.
— Stones Gambling Hall (@StonesGambling) October 2, 2019
The most surprising part of the motion is the claim from Stones that 'Casinos do not owe a general duty of care to gamblers.' This is likely going to prove an unfortunate statement for Stones as many would contend that casinos have a duty of care to prevent cheating.
— Marle Cordeiro (@MarleCordeiro) April 6, 2020
For comedic skits combined with high stakes cash play, Marle Cordeiro's poker vlog picked up steam fast. She documents her life as a cash game pro in Las Vegas, including her many appearances on Live at the Bike. Poker vlogger Marle Cordeiro is the latest party to file a lawsuit against alleged poker cheat Mike Postle. Cordeiro claims the poker pro from Northern California was using a cell phone to cheat while he was playing against her and others. The alleged incident took place at the Stones Gambling Hall in California.
After calling a flop bet of $200, Postle then folded to a $600 bet on the turn. Based on the circumstances of the hand, Cordeiro's lawyer contends that the only reason Postle folded there was because he was able to see the hole cards of his opponents. Postle has supposedly used his phone to view hole cards with the help of a third-party, likely a Stones employee. The lawsuit claims that Postle should have lost several thousand to Cordeiro in the hand.
While I am not a lawyer, it is hard to see the courts giving Cordeiro the $250,000 award she is seeking. Unless they go through and can show where his play directly cost her that amount, it is unlikely she will get anywhere close to what she is seeking.
Stones Claim They Don't Have Duty of Care to Gamblers
In a related story that broke on Thursday, Stones Gambling Hall has updated its motion to dismiss a civil suit in connection to the Postle cheating scandal. The casino is being sued for $10 in a civil lawsuit from 25 plaintiffs that include initial whistleblower Veronica Brill. The lawsuit covers broadcasts of Stones Poker Live from January 1, 2019, until late 2019.
In the updated motion, the casino effectively claims that the plaintiffs do not have enough evidence to prove cheating. They further contend that gambling losses are too speculative, so there is no true way to prove cheating.
.@StonesLivePoker is suspending all broadcast of poker play, including live streaming, while we expand our multifaceted investigation with outside experts.
This investigation will be thorough & detailed. We will report the outcomes when they are available.
— Stones Gambling Hall (@StonesGambling) October 2, 2019
The most surprising part of the motion is the claim from Stones that 'Casinos do not owe a general duty of care to gamblers.' This is likely going to prove an unfortunate statement for Stones as many would contend that casinos have a duty of care to prevent cheating.
If a player cheats a casino, they can expect to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The same should apply to those that cheat other players. Those cheaters should expect to be prosecuted, or at the very least, the casino should assist players in their endeavors to seek justice.
The problem here is that Stones has contended time and again that cheating did not occur when it is clear from various sources that something was amiss. Whether this is a blatant cover-up or the casino trying to save their reputation is anyone's guess. However, the more they try and pass off the blame, the more the casino is perceived as liable; regardless of whether that is indeed the case.
09 Jun
Poker vlogger Marle Cordeiro has gotten plenty of attention for the titillating and risque humor displayed in her vlogs.
Her 22 YouTube videos have been viewed just short of a combined 1 million times since Marle burst onto the poker scene about eight months ago. There was an obvious demand for sex-tinged, tongue in cheek humor delivered by an attractive poker-playing female to a largely male audience.
Poker Blogger Marley
Although Marle's YouTube account has been quiet as of late - she hasn't posted a vlog in about seven weeks as of this writing - she did post a pinned tweet back in April that has created a bit of a stir in some parts.
Poker Vlogger Matt
Selling sex for buy-ins is likely also tongue in cheek and is kind of a continuation of one of Marle's earliest vlogs – and also perhaps her funniest. Take a look at the vlog below – her most watched video to date - as Marle relates how she gets her poker bankroll.
Parlaying her fame as a poker vlogger into a new gig as a host at the Triton Poker Series has perhaps kept Marle from putting out any new vlogs. But many of her 24,000 YouTube subscribers are wondering when the next video will be posted. Many are also wondering if she's short on buy-ins.
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