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Randy 'Nanonoko' Lew Joins Americas CardRoom to Combat Cheating
Online PokerDecember 25, 2020·1 min read

Randy 'Nanonoko' Lew Joins Americas CardRoom to Combat Cheating


Americas CardRoom has hired Randy 'Nanonoko' Lew as a Security Consultant and Gameplay Expert. Lew's duties will include working with ACR's security team on suspected fraud, collusion, and bot activity. He will also review hand histories when the security team is forced to do an investigation and give his expert opinion.

ACR is gearing up for their $8 Million GTD Venom tournament, starting on January 22nd. The tournament promises the winner at least $1 million, with four starting day 1s giving players plenty of options. Randy 'Nanonoko' Lew might not be playing the Venom as the Californian now lives in Australia, who don’t really allow online poker.

Randy 'Nanonoko' Lew rose to fame and fortune when he hit SuperNova Elite status four times. With sponsorship as a Hearthstone player and more than $4 million in earnings between live and online poker, Lew is one of the most popular TwitchTV streamers. Last year he married equally popular Chinese poker pro Celina Lin.

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