Bryn Kenney Sues GGPoker for Tens of Millions, Alleging Cheating Cover-Up
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
Poker pro Bryn Kenney has filed an amended complaint in a Nevada federal court against GGPoker's parent NSUS Group, its Irish affiliate and CEO Michael Kim. He claims Kim broke oral agreements from 2018 promising him ongoing affiliate commissions and a 5% equity stake, and says he is owed tens of millions of dollars. The suit also accuses Kim of hiding security failures and knowing about cheating, then pointing the finger at Kenney. Kim moved to dismiss on Sept. 23, a hearing is set for Nov. 12, and none of the claims has been proven.
Why it matters
Kenney's suit alleging hidden security failures and a promised 5% equity stake puts GGPoker's integrity and its parent under court scrutiny.