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The $10,000,000 Poker Scandal: Runner-up Speaks Out

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A shocking turn of events has rocked the poker world. Jordan Griff is an amateur poker player who made it to the final table of the 2024 World Series of Poker Main Event. It got down to heads up against Jonathan Tamayo, with a $10 million first prize at stake. Unfortunately for Griff, his opponent is a long-time professional and was getting help from his supporters with the use of poker software between hands. Today, we're talking to Griff to get his thoughts on this bizarre incident on poker's biggest stage, the WSOP. 

0:00 Intro 
2:02 Jordan joins 
5:06 The Main Event experience 
13:45 The laptop/RTA controversy 
28:10 NGC violations, DQ? Lawsuit? 
31:44 Dominik Nitsche, Tamayos rail 
35:02 The earpiece, Tournaments vs Cash games 
42:23 Outro

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