ShareAllen Kessler has made more allegations regarding the legitimacy of Hustler Casino Live games, specifically in relation to Nick Vertucci's performance after increased security measures were implemented.
Kessler took to Twitter to express his doubts about Vertucci's results, suggesting that despite the removal of the show's toughest player, Garrett Adelstein, he was now unable to replicate his previous success.
Despite Mike Matusow's attempt to intervene, Kessler persisted with his claims. However, Ryan Feldman, co-owner and producer of Hustler Casino Live, dismissed Kessler's criticisms, pointing out that Vertucci and Garrett Adelstein rarely played together due to differing preferred playing days.
While Kessler argued that he was merely commenting on publicly available data, some have questioned the validity of his strong opinions based on a limited amount of information, given the known variance and small sample size of live games.
Talking to Veronica Brill on Twitter, Kessler said: “Also you didn't mention that pre scandal Nick Vertucci was the number 2 winner on the show. Since then, without having to play the #1 player Garret, he's dropped several positions. If, with the new procedures in place Nick turns this trend around, I'll be the first to say so.”
“He was the 2nd biggest winner, pre scandal with Garret being first. Now post scandal, his stats have dropped dramatically, even though he doesn't have to contend with Garret any longer.”
Ryan Feldman, Hustler Casino Live co-founder and producer, was far from impressed with what Allen Kessler was implying.
Given that Feldman himself recently said he estimated there was a 40% chance that Robbi Jade Lew cheated Garrett Adelstein in that famous J4 hand last year, he’s not doing himself any favours to instill confidence about the show’s security.
