The founder of Charity Series of Poker faces serious assault allegations – CodigoPoker

The founder of Charity Series of Poker faces serious assault allegations - CodigoPoker
The founder of Charity Series of Poker faces serious assault allegations

What began as a dispute over a debt turned into a controversial episode. American professional Matt Stout

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, founder of the Charity Series of Poker (CSOP), faces serious assault allegations after a video of an altercation during a private game in Las Vegas was released
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.

The footage, posted on the social network X by player Aaron Daliman

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, shows the moment when a verbal argument escalates into a physical confrontation that had to be stopped by others present in the house.

According to Daliman’s version, the conflict originated over an outstanding debt of $20,000 that Stout had been carrying for months. The player claims that when demanding payment, Stout reacted aggressively and also allegedly confronted and assaulted his 18-year-old daughter, who recorded the incident with her phone.

According to Daliman, the victim decided to file charges with the authorities, while Stout, consulted by specialized media, stated that he is currently out of Las Vegas accompanying his father, who suffers from a terminal illness. The professional said he will issue a statement once he returns and can review the facts.

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However, the controversy grew even more when Katie Morgan

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, Stout’s ex-partner and a well-known adult entertainment figure, publicly supported the allegations. In a lengthy message, she claimed to have suffered years of verbal and physical violence, describing damage to her home, outbursts of anger, and other incidents that occurred after the couple’s separation.

Meanwhile, the Charity Series of Poker, the organization founded by Stout and known for its charitable events, announced the start of an internal investigation. Its vice president, Brian Kip

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, stated that the actions shown in the video “do not represent the values or mission” of the institution and reiterated the organization’s commitment to its charitable causes.

For now, the investigation is just beginning. With a formal complaint filed, a widely circulated video, and conflicting versions from those involved, the case promises to continue generating repercussions both in the judicial sphere and within the poker industry, where Matt Stout was known not only for his more than $4.6 million in live tournament winnings and his eight WSOP Circuit rings but also for leading one of the most important charitable circuits in the game.

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Source: Pokernews.com

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