According to social media reports, professional poker player Mike Postle, who was formerly suspected of cheating, is now again competing.
The guy, whose first and middle names are also Michael Lawrence, allegedly reached the final table of a tournament at the Beau Rivage Casino in Biloxi while playing under an alias.
After a long absence, poker pro Mike Postle has returned, playing under a new guise.
Professional poker player Angela Jordison, who gained notoriety by finishing second in the GPI Female Player of the Year race in 2022, said on Twitter that Postle had been seen at a final table game in Biloxi. Postle allegedly gambled $200,000 while using an alias. Jordison’s tweet included a picture, captioned as “Postle in a hoodie at a poker table,” which he claims is of Postle.
The Hendon Mob claims that Postle has been an avid poker player for the better part of two decades. To date, he has won close to $600,000 in live poker tournaments and cash games. His biggest single cash game victory was for $118,743. Postle has won approximately two dozen events throughout the course of his career, earning him a wide range of cash rewards.
The tweet read: “Good Morning, Twitter!” It’s the year 2023, and we’re happy to see you. I was greeted with a message from @Mawkswell when I awoke. Postle is in Biloxi, and “Unreal” has verified that it was Postle they played with, even though Postle was using an alias. Today is Day 3 of the final table… The stakes are high: $200,000.
Tweet by Angela Jordison
Postle Date has been accused of infidelity. Get back to the year 2019!
More than 120 poker events in which Postle had competed had been tainted by allegations of cheating made in 2019. Once upon a time, there were whispers that the professional poker player had been using a communication device during Stones Live broadcasts.
Stones Live analyst and poker player Veronica Brill was reportedly the one who accused Postle of sexual misconduct. The poker pro denied the allegations and was never charged. After 2019, however, Postle became much more private, preferring to stay out of the spotlight even while competing in tournaments. The poker pro perhaps also played in online games as a way to avoid public scrutiny after the scandalous cheating allegation that surfaced in 2019.
Hello, Twitterverse! It’s the year 2023, and we’re happy to see you.
I was greeted with a message from @Mawkswell when I awoke.
Just now, Unreal was playing with Mike Postle, and the floor proved that it was in fact him, even though Postle was using an alias.
In Biloxi, you may find Postle. Today is Day 3 of the final table… He has a $200,000 stake in the game. pic.twitter.com/AE4yliakU0 From: @Angry Polak @Joeingram1
January 16, 2023 — Angela Jordison (@Angelajordison)
Poker players and followers on social media were not happy with the recent rumours that Postle had made his comeback because of the cheating allegations. “Eric” said on the subject, “Dude robbed TONS of people and gets to simply live like it never happened. “A human scumbag if there ever was one.” Pete, another poker enthusiast, responded to this user online, saying, “Yea he’s living like it never happened, purchasing into an MTT using his first and middle name alone while attempting to disguise his face.” Just figure it out. He is the one most familiar with the situation, and he is the one who must deal with the ongoing fallout.
Source: www.gamblingnews.com