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Mike Postle Invited To Doug Polk's Podcast Return

The most notorious, alleged cheater in poker history has been invited to one of the largest poker platforms to speak his piece regarding the poker scandal that has torn the poker world apart for the last two years. Doug Polk is ready to let Mike Postle use his platform and explain himself.


The Scandal

In case you were living under a rock for the past two years, here’s a quick rundown of Postle’s cheating scandal.


Polk’s Return

Doug Polk has “retired” and returned to the poker world numerous times over the last five or so years, but on a recent livestream on his YouTube channel he discussed yet another return. This article discusses his history of stepping away just to return to poker a few months later.

After beating Daniel Negreanu in a heads-up challenge earlier this year, Polk returned to making poker content on his YouTube channel as he’s done in the past. Due to recently getting married, there has been a lull in content from him this past month.

His most recent live stream discusses his return and some of the plans he has for his channel.

“It’s been a little bit,” Polk said in his late November podcast. “We just had a several week hiatus. I actually went out to the island of Maui and got married and went on my honeymoon in Bora Bora. I’ve been out of the mix.”
At one point in the podcast, Polk and his team talked about Mike Postle and some of the recent developments, and Polk said he would have Postle on his podcast to discuss the situation.

“I would love, love, to have Mike Postle as a guest of the podcast,” Polk said. “Postle, if you’re listening, just come on the pod, man. Everyone would love to hear you talk, we have a lot of things to discuss, [like] what’s going on with the legal situation.”
According to Mike Brady, a member of Polk’s team, Postle and Polk did exchange direct messages when the situation was developing. Brady said Polk invited Postle on the podcast two years ago, but Postle was hesitant to join until he had counter evidence.

Whether Postle agrees to be a guest on the podcast is still up in the air, but some public comments from him would do him good in the long term.


If you have missed out on any of the drama surrounding Postle you can catch up below!

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