Britney Jing will temporarily leave Hustler Casino Live due to "multiple charges".

Hustler Casino Live has announced that Britney Jing will be temporarily leaving the casino pending review of multiple allegations, including debt, fraud, and collusion. Several regular HCL customers have filed the allegations, and HCL stated it is gathering information and reviewing the facts.

Britney Jing will be "temporarily leaving" Hustler Casino Live (HCL) during the review process, after several HCL regulars accused the controversial live streamer of "unfair behavior".

Last month, Chengsi Ye (aka "C Ye") accused Jing of owing her money in a shareholding arrangement earlier this summer. Shortly after, other HCL regulars also came forward with their own accusations against "AllInBritney," including cheating and collusion in live games.

The back-and-forth controversy took a major turn on Saturday when Hustler announced that Jing—one of the most well-known players on popular poker streams—would not be playing in the near future because the HCL is investigating "multiple allegations against Britney."

Debt and Collusion Allegations

In a video titled "She disappeared after owing me money" released on September 21, Ye explained that she and Jing met and became friends a year and a half ago. Jing helped Ye, a fellow high-stakes poker player from China, secure a seat in the HCL Tuesday game and began sponsoring her 30% campaign.

The arrangement went smoothly at first, but the two fell out earlier this year when Ye accused Jing in a video of failing to pay her $18,000 cash loss.

In response to Ye's video, Jing issued a lengthy statement on social media defending herself, accusing Ye of underreporting her poker winnings in a June cash game at the Venetian Macao in Las Vegas.

"I have no outstanding debts and I always pay my share in full," Jing wrote on September 24.

Several HCL figures have come forward to defend Jing, including founder Ryan Feldman and key figure in the live stream, Nik Airball.

But other Hustler regulars have also come forward to tell their stories about Jing, accusing her of unethical behavior such as deception and collusion.

Aaron Zhang met Jing a few years ago at a private poker game in China and described her as a "habitual liar" who exaggerates her wealth to create an "image of a successful, rich, and attractive woman, which makes organizing poker games easier."

Zhang further accused Jing of "unfair conduct" that "could be directly called cheating"; while Peter Wang, also a regular at HCL, accused Jing of colluding with someone against him in a hand during the live stream (several poker players commented on the hand, with differing opinions on whether it looked suspicious).

Others in the poker community also began to voice their opinions. Former Hustler regular Wesley Fei expressed his dissatisfaction with Jing over the years, while British pro Charlie Carrel produced a video highlighting Ye's accusations.

Hustler takes action

The allegations against Jing took a major turn on Saturday when HCL announced that Jing would be "temporarily leaving" the live stream during the review process.

"We are aware of the multiple allegations against Britney and are taking them seriously. We are gathering information from those involved and reviewing the facts. We will not draw any conclusions until our review is complete," the statement posted on X read. "While we are conducting our review, Britney will be temporarily absent from Hustler Casino Live. We will provide updates as we have more information to share."

Although the review is still ongoing, Fei called the announcement "a victory for ordinary people."

"I hope Hustler will conduct a fair investigation and make a judgment in good faith," Fei wrote.

Just one day before the announcement, Jing participated in an HCL live stream on Friday night, alongside Mariano Grandoli and Ethan "Rampage" Yau. According to Highroll Poker data, she lost a total of $162,295 in 995 hours of live gaming.

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