I have watched a bit on this and some of the podcast interview. I didn't take away that he was necessarily on his side. I felt he was saying that he was willing to wait and let him prove his innocence.
Which is kind of fair, I guess.
To me, it looks bad for him. Really bad. Misinformation is out there for sure, but disregarding the numbers of sessions won, money won/loss etc, you still have a ton of things that look SUPER sketchy at best.
Some of his 'reads' and moves that he does is just so out of line and unnatural. The commentary during the streams are way out of line and makes one feel like multiple others are most likely in on it as well.
His biggest 'tell' for me is his super unnatural head down shift while looking at his leg, crotch, floor whatever and pressing on his hat while doing it. That isn't a move someone would make over and over. There are plenty of moves someone would do that would make perfect sense, that move is not close to one that makes sense to me. Also when doing this move, it is kind of difficult to get a good read on the other players since you can't really see them.
I am pretty certain the guy is guilty and during the podcast he seemed all over the place which didn't help his case imo. However, there isn't any hard evidence..yet. At least not that I am aware of and I believe that is what Mike M is saying.
Sounds a lot like he should be colour commentator for a WWE match!)
