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Veronica Brill has released a comic-book-style animation series entitled “God Mode” on YouTube that explores in depth her experiences from the Mike Postle situation in 2019.
Brill became known in the poker world for breaking the Postle story, which swept the world and became one of the biggest stories and scandals the game has ever seen, certainly within the last few years.
This YouTube series is meant to shed more light on one of the most hotly debated poker stories of the past decade. It has been released in four parts over the past two weeks, with more to come.
In part 1, Brill follows a streamlined version of events starting in September 2019. She discusses how Mike Postle began playing in the largest cash games at Stones Casino in Northern California.
“It doesn’t make sense” was her reaction when she started to piece together the string of hands that she believed was evidence enough to show that Postle was cheating somehow, with his style completely going against conventional poker strategy.
“It’s like he knows”. And that was the broadcast that started the entire ordeal and saga that still has remnants in the poker world today.
Part 1 also contains some backstory that goes back to 2014 to discuss how Brill got involved in Stones and Northern California poker.
Part 2 of the series goes into depth about Justin Kuraitis, who was the tournament director at Stones Gambling Hall during this time and the one who would become embroiled in the Postle cheating scandal.
Brill goes into detail about his personality and what he was like to work with before starting to discuss how he could have been involved in the cheating scandal.
Part 3 goes into detail about individual hands that look the most suspicious. The ones that are the most damning for the eventual cheating allegations against Postle, where he would often completely ignore the idea of poker ranges.
The newly released Part 4 talks about Postle’s pattern on the Stones streams and how he could never replicate his winnings at any other venue at any other table.
The teased part 5 will go into detail about the WSOP and Postle ‘taking a break’ from cheating.
