In a 28-minute YouTube video released on Sunday, accused poker cheater Ali Imsirovic wanted to "set the record straight," and in doing so he admitted to some of the allegations against him, but also denied others.
Within 15 seconds after the video began, the 2021 GPI Player of the year admitted that starting in 2020, he ended up "making a really bad mistake and began multi-accounting MTT's at that time."
Imsirovic, along with Jake Schindler, was accused in 2022 by many of his high-stakes peers of multi accounting online and colluding during live events. Months later, they were barred from Poker GO Tour Event.
The now admitted poker cheater did, however, deny one claim made by Alex Foxen on Twitter last year. Foxen had hinted at some shady behavior taking place between Imsirovic and Paul Phoa during a Triton Poker event.
Within 15 seconds after the video began, the 2021 GPI Player of the year admitted that starting in 2020, he ended up "making a really bad mistake and began multi-accounting MTT's at that time."
Imsirovic, along with Jake Schindler, was accused in 2022 by many of his high-stakes peers of multi accounting online and colluding during live events. Months later, they were barred from Poker GO Tour Event.
The now admitted poker cheater did, however, deny one claim made by Alex Foxen on Twitter last year. Foxen had hinted at some shady behavior taking place between Imsirovic and Paul Phoa during a Triton Poker event.