If you rewatch the video someone asks her if she has pocket 3s. She says no. He then asks her if she has a 3. She says no again but seems to be flustered and still answering the first question.

She also stresses she has a pure bluff catcher. Every one of us would consider J3 exactly to be a "pure bluff catcher". None of us would consider J4 to be anything remotely close to a "pure bluff catcher".

@MattGlantz She says she doesn’t have a 3 before she tables her hand and makes no indication of mistake after she tables. There may be a point where she thought she had a 3, but it was well before the calloff. Cheat or no cheat, can we at least finally put this one to rest?

@bgddy49 If you rewatch the video someone asks her if she has pocket 3s. She says no. He then asks her if she has a 3. She says no again but seems to be flustered and still answering the first question.

@MattGlantz Youve gotta watch some of the hands she played on other stream and threw time chips in on. Check out Doug's video. If you're still convinced after that then I'll leave you to your opinion.

@DogSpence I watched all of it before forming an opinion.

@MattGlantz Interesting. I don't know how to make up my mind about what happened, but the only thing I'm off the charts confident on is that she didn't misread her hand as j3 based on all the changing stories and events that occurred.

@efropoker I'm of the belief she did misread it.

@MattGlantz Later throughout the stream she repeatedly refers to the hand as the "Jack 4 hand" a handful of times... can you account for why she refers to her exact hand as "jack 4"?

@burrrrrberry I'm not sure I understand. Why would she refer to it as anything else after the fact?

@MattGlantz Seems like a leading theory to me. She didn’t realize how serious the situation was so could have still been in “poker” mode where lying is part of the game. Not “defend my credibility” mode, which obv came when pulled off table. If so, what a tragic series of misunderstandings.

@JenShahade Agree. Every single poker player has lied about their hands at the table in the beginning of their poker career. Not out of malice, but out of embarrassment. For people to say in this case its some sort of evidence towards cheating is naive imo.

@MattGlantz makes sense and I agree -- I think you and Daniel had similar takes the very smart people who think it's cheating more or less say "well I would never do this, unless.." and indeed they wouldn't they also wouldn't play J4 or J3 in the first place

@MattGlantz Garrett had 8 high lol so he needs to chill the f out

@MattGlantz People are saying that she denied she had a 3 when asked about it, but is it a rule in high-stakes poker hands that you're supposed to tell the truth when another player asks you what your hole cards are?

@MattGlantz Plausible, but giving her this answer gives her an easy out. Yes, emotional people say and do all sorts of nonsensical things under big stress

@MattGlantz Can we also mention the fact her husband is filthy rich why in the hell would she cheat for money in a industry she’s super passionate about? Also, vibrating chair?! Inches from other players? That’s the device she would chose? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@MattGlantz There’s some weird stuff like her rechecking her hand and not seeming shocked to realize it’s J4, but I’ve thought all along this is the most likely explanation and she just got completely flustered and embarrassed about it after

@MattGlantz She didn't misread her hand. She looked at it for 10-15 secs while tanking

@MattGlantz Wow, surprised by how reasonable this take is.