Part 7 (LIVE) All Things Notary | Texas Hold Em Poker
Channel: DetroitJCS
Date: 2022-10-19

Today, we will again discuss the world of competitive sports but this time, we will look at a recent case that caught our eye, TEXAS HOLD EM (poker). This recent case study continues to enthrall us as the exciting world of online gaming and competitive play lead to accusations of cheating. In this case, the winner was accused of cheating and returned the (very large sums of money) pot. What now? Watch this video to find out...then join us on our new podcast as we discuss updates. We're @DetroitJCS on Spotify and Anchor.fm so please, download the apps from the Google and Apply PlayStores for your Apple and Android devices.

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