A poker player took a formal dispute against Caesars and the WSOP to the state, but Nevada regulators just threw it out.
Brian Darmanin was the player behind the fight, taking his grievance all the way to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Darmanin is a seasoned grinder from California with nearly $200,000 in live tournament earnings and numerous deep runs at the World Series of Poker
According to the recent October NGCB agenda and disposition logs, the board followed a hearing examiner’s recommendation to dismiss the case.
We don’t know the exact drama whether it was a bad tournament ruling or a disputed pot but the state officially shut it down.