Britney Jing Kicked Out of WSOP Cash Game Over AML Concerns

Britney Jing, a well-known figure in the high-stakes poker community, was unexpectedly removed from a live-streamed cash game at the World Series of Poker (WSOP). The reason? Anti-money laundering (AML) concerns, despite Jing not breaking any rules and having already lost a significant sum of money.

Jing, a regular in the high-stakes games streamed on Hustler Casino Live, brought a large amount of cash from Hustler Casino to buy into a $100-$200 no-limit hold’em game. Ryan Feldman, who organizes these cash games, brought his product from Los Angeles to Las Vegas for the first-ever streamed cash game at the WSOP.

Initially, WSOP officials told Jing she couldn’t play because they couldn’t verify that the money came from Hustler Casino. After obtaining a verified check from another casino, Jing was allowed to play. She had a swingy two hours on camera, ultimately running her stack up to $90,000 before needing to rebuy. She doubled up before losing that buy-in as well. When the stream resumed after a break, Jing was gone. Nikhil “Nik Airball” Acrot informed the table that WSOP officials had removed her due to compliance issues.