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Mike Holtz, a two-time WSOP Online Player of the Year and co-host of the PokerNewsPodcast, has never shied away from speaking his mind, and on Wednesday night he did just that in a nearly 10-minute video in which he called out an alleged Las Vegas cheating ring, criticized poker room staff (with the exception of the Wynn) who fail to take action, and called for the community to come together to institute change.

The video came after Holtz participated in the $800 buy-in Poker Atlas Tour Main Event, a tournament that attracted 419 entrants and awarded a $60,250 top prize to winner Juan Campayo Hernandez.

As Holtz explained, which you can hear in his own words in the video below, he allegedly witnessed a big-stacked player in Seat 9 and a short-stacked player in Seat 2 colluding.

"Every time the nine seat opens, it seems to me like the two seat is folding in a way where he's folding his cards and showing the [other player]. So every time he folds, he folds it towards the nine seat and he can see. That's only when there's seven, eight and one seats fold that he does it every time. I saw it twice and I thought this guy's got to be — it's pretty funky, like it's a weird hand motion to do, so I decided to watch. I noticed that he started folding normally whenever the nine seat wouldn't open. Now, the nine seat [Juan Campayo Hernandez] wins this tournament, by the way, keep that in mind, he wins all the money."

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