Genting accuses Phil Ivey of cheating
Court papers filed in Britain's High Court by Genting say that his winnings were invalid because they were 'based upon illegal acts.'
The dispute was first made public last week when Ivey filed a claim against the Genting Group in London's High Court accusing Genting of withholding the sum won at Crockfords. The casino responded in court Tuesday with a detailed filing accusing Ivey of cheating, saying his winnings were invalid because they were “based upon illegal acts.”
Ivey issued a statement through his lawyers Wednesday denying any misconduct and indicating he knew the casino's viewpoint when he first filed the lawsuit. “The fact that I have issued a lawsuit in the face of what they are alleging says everything about how comfortable I am with my conduct and the validity of my win,” he said. “Any allegations
of wrongdoing by Crockfords are denied by me in the very strongest of terms.”
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