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Hustler Casino Live (HCL) announced that Britney Jing, known on stream as “AllInBritney,” will pause her appearances while the show reviews a series of accusations against her. The statement, posted on X Saturday, said producers are gathering information and will not draw conclusions until the review concludes.
The controversy began last month when fellow player Chengsi Ye, known as “C Ye,” accused Jing of failing to repay money owed from a staking arrangement. Ye said the two became friends roughly a year and a half ago, with Jing helping her secure a seat in HCL’s Tuesday game and later staking 30% of her action.
According to Ye, the partnership soured earlier this year when Jing allegedly withheld $18,000 following a cash game loss. Jing publicly denied the claim, countering that Ye had underreported winnings from a June session at the Venetian in Las Vegas and insisting she has “no outstanding debts.”
HCL figures including founder Ryan Feldman and regular Nik Airball initially defended Jing. However, other players soon voiced their own complaints, with Aaron Zhang labeling her a “habitual liar” and alleging practices serious enough to be called cheating. Peter Wang separately accused Jing of colluding against him during a streamed hand, though opinions within the poker community remain divided on whether the hand looked suspicious.
Additional voices, including former HCL regular Wesley Fei and British pro Charlie Carrel, amplified the allegations publicly.
Jing played as recently as Friday’s stream alongside Mariano Grandoli and Ethan “Rampage” Yau. Per Highroll Poker data, she has lost $162,295 over 995 hours of streamed play.
