Hustler Casino Live Puts Britney Jing on Break During Allegations Review
The review follows a disputed $18,000 staking claim and wider unproven accusations involving streamed games.
Hustler Casino Live has put regular player Britney Jing, known on the stream as AllInBritney, on a break while it reviews a series of allegations, including claims involving a disputed staking arrangement and potential collusion in games. The show said it was gathering information from those involved and reviewing the facts before reaching any conclusions.
The dispute began with Chengsi Ye, also known as C Ye, who alleged that Jing owed her $18,000 from an earlier summer staking arrangement. PokerNews reported the break and the initial debt claim. Ye said Jing had bought 30% of her action, made about $140,000 from the arrangement and later failed to pay the disputed amount after Ye lost $60,000 in a session.
Jing denied owing Ye money in a Sept. 24 response, writing: “I have no outstanding debts, and I have always paid out my shares right away.” She countered that Ye had underreported Jing’s winnings from a private cash game at The Venetian Las Vegas on June 7.
The allegations then widened. Peter Wang accused Jing of colluding against him in a Hustler Casino Live hand, although players and fans who examined the hand were split on whether it demonstrated collusion. Other claims alleged that Jing backed multiple players in the same games and could influence stream lineups.
Wesley Fei also alleged that Jing had bought action from several players at the same table during a 2023 Bicycle Casino game. He described the arrangement as making it “seven players against one,” while not accusing the players themselves of collusion. Aaron Zhang separately accused Jing of unfair practices and called her a “habitual liar.”
The claims have drawn public support for Jing as well as criticism. Hustler Casino Live owner Ryan Feldman wrote that he believed and supported her, saying she would never fail to pay someone $18,000 and calling the dispute “silly.” Xuan Liu also defended Jing’s character, while later saying she did not know what had happened between Jing and Ye.
Jing was absent from this week’s Max Pain Monday stream, which was headlined by Frankie C and Sashimi.
