Partouche Poker Final 2009 - Pasqualini and Rossi Cheating

[JP Poker]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWVOgYNd1Vs

http://www.tightpoker.com/news/pasqualini-accused-of-cheating-at-partouche-poker-tour-finals-4127/

[JP Poker]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0A2wt21vhPQ

This clip is a little shorter and explans the signals.

Head = Ace
Forehead = King
Eye = Queen
Nose = Jack
Mouth = 10
Neck = 8 or 9
Arm = small pair

[RoadSweeper]

Three people accused now.

Is there much that can be done at this stage?

[tylerdurden94]

Three people accused now.

Is there much that can be done at this stage?

Who is the 3rd?

[RoadSweeper]

Allegedly Moroccan Hassan Fares, who finished sixth for about $223,000 was also involved but not to as high a degree as the first two.

Maybe he has been cleared since but it was circulating across the French forums.

[Vituperio]

Who is the 3rd?

the 3rd with glasses is Gianni Giaroni italian
he passed away..

[rounders123]

Ill worry about this if i get to a final table

[DesiG]

More scandal revealed


''French online investigative journal Mediapart published an article this week claiming to have seen leaked internal documents showing that Groupe Partouche family members had been given cash and free tournament entries to its online site Partouche.fr, in contravention of ARJEL regulations.

The controversy comes at a bad time for Partouche, which has not been praised for the way it has handled recently surfaced allegations of cheating during the 2009 Partouche Poker Tour (PPT).

Partouche also faced criticism last year when it removed the €5m guarantee from the Cannes event of the PPT when entries fell short of funding requirements.

The current allegations focus on Yohan Zenou, a close relation to Partouche Board Member Katy Zenou. Since April 2011 it is alleged that he was given free tournament tickets worth over €36,000 and has cashed out €27,500.

There are no allegations of cheating; however, ARJEL regulations specifically prohibit employees and family members playing on related poker sites.

The investigation focuses on forty accounts “all opened under pseudonyms, the majority by employees of the group,” according to second hand reports of a statement by an ARJEL regulator.''

full story on poker fuse

[Seventh Street]

Scratching their balls would have been too obvious a signal I suppose.



Share price is 40% lower than its 52 week peak and the reason it hasn't completely tanked I would assume is because the family own a majority share.

http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/snapshot/snapshot.asp?ticker=PARP:FP