Poker Pro Files Lawsuit Against Phil Nagy, ACR Poker Over Breach of Contract

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Phil Nagy, ACR Poker's head boss, reportedly told Scott Ball to "sue me" over a financial dispute, and that's exactly what occurred just before Christmas.

The poker pro filed a lawsuit in a San Diego Superior Court on Dec. 23 over a breach of contract against Nagy, ACR (formerly Americas Cardroom), International Processing Services, and Foozle Ventures. Ball's talent agency, End Game Talent, LLC, was hired by ACR to arrange streamers to promote the poker site, many of whom reported they were never paid, including Ludwig Ahgren.

Nagy claims that ACR paid the agency and that End Game was responsible for then paying the streamers. But Ball, in a September interview with PokerNews, alleged that his company never received millions in contracted payments, leaving him unable to pay the streamers.

Both parties have publicly disputed the other side's claims, and now a judge will officiate the matter.

Read full article: https://www.pokernews.com/news/2024/12/acr-poker-sued-breach-of-contract-47667.htm
 
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