The primary objective of this platform is to prevent scammers from participating in live poker events. The site administrators have secured agreements with several major casinos to honor the lists published on this platform.
Submission Guidelines for Reporting Scammers:
The accusing party must be prepared to provide legal proof of the owed amounts, which may include signed contracts (via legally binding online platforms or on paper) or other forms of evidence of stolen or scammed money. The accusing party should be ready to substantiate their claims in court if necessary.
The scammer participates in live tournaments or cash games, regardless of the location.
The scammer owes an amount greater than $10,000 to the person, team, or entity reporting the incident.
The scammer is avoiding contact, or repayment agreements and/or not repaying debts despite having the means to do so (e.g., the scammer owes $20,000 and is currently playing in the WSOP).
To report a scammer, please send an email to:
with the following information:
A detailed account of the situation, including efforts made to resolve the issue and instances where the accused ignored repayment agreements.
Signed contracts and screenshots of relevant conversations.
Thank you for your attention and cooperation.