Ludwig and Alexandra Botez accuse poker sponsor of “refusing” to pay creators
“Now you might think I regret it because I was promoting gambling or something,” he continued, adding “I didn’t give a f**k about that. I think poker is a dope game.”
“The reason I regret it is because that company refused to pay me out and the money that I earned playing poker,” Ludwig explained.
He concluded: “It was so fking hard to pull the money out. If it’s hard for me, it means it’s hard for the other people who I was promoting to play poker. And so I stopped working with them because I think they’re kind of a dogst site.”
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After the clip surfaced across socials, Alexandra Botezrespondedvia Twitter/X to make further accusations against the poker company.
Ludwig has been no stranger to poker content. An avid player, he most notably hosted a $1,000,000 YouTube poker tournament back in 2022. This included some of the biggest streaming and poker stars, such as MrBeast, xQc, Phil Hellmuth, and Alexandra Botez herself.
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Meanwhile, Botez has been mixing up her Chess content by also competing in various poker tournaments and streaming the broadcasts via her Twitch channel. On July 3, she dramatically crashed out of a high-stakes Las Vegas poker competition andlost $10K in a matter of seconds.
