Bryn Kenney interviewed by Joe Ingram

Kenney had a two hour discussion to once again defend himself against the serious cheating allegations against him.

The poker world has been rocked in 2022 with serious allegations of cheating against Jake Schindler, Ali Imsirovic and Bryn Kenney. Of the three, the only player who has responded to the allegations has been Kenney. He gave what was considered quite a softball interview with PokerNews in April where very little new insights were gleaned. 

Last night Joe Ingram interviewed Kenney for two hours to discuss the allegations made by Kenney's former horse Martin Zamani. Would Joey be able to put him under more pressure than Sarah Herring was able to?

You can see the interview in full here: 

During the interview his accuser Martin Zamani shared screenshots that appeared to confirm that Kenney knew his horses were playing with multiple accounts on partypoker:

Here is stars cheating as well as a “owner” of a site who has credit giving funds to all the players, being able to sustain this by making fields massive and having a huge chunk of everyone’s rake. I know some of screenshots are weird @PokerNews has already verified this chat pic.twitter.com/ZDwKryM1VE

— Martin Zamani (@martin_zamani) September 6, 2022

The general consensus is that Kenney did his best to avoid answering the tougher questions and it was a replay of the previous interview, only tougher, though he still denies all the accusations against him.

He did say that he is not banned from GGPoker (which was confirmed in July) or Triton, which both Imsirovic and Schindler are strongly rumoured to be. He also gave more details about his early relationship with GGPoker and bringing a lot of new players to their tables as an 'agent'.

For more detailed analysis, the folks over at Solve4Why were on hand with an immediate reaction video to the interview, where they went over some of the contradictions and areas which were not brought up. The main missing element being the accusation Bryn used TeamViewer to cheat, something Kenney claimed he didn't know what it was despite it being visible on his desktop when he shared a picture on social media. 

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