Players using laptops or other smart devices were unable to see the folded cards, which should not have been displayed. Due to faulty programming, players who accessed OK Poker?s games using an iPad were able to see the folded cards of their opponents.

Last week, Quebec?s Elisabetta Bertucci received court approval for her class action to continue in a case that poses a possible multi-million-dollar liability for the high-profile Canadian platform.Last June, Bertucci filed her complaint against Loto-Quebec?s espacejeux platform and the OK Poker site after discovering a technical flaw that left her - and a majority of other players? - folded hole cards visible to other players at the OK Poker tables. Elisabetta Bertucci received court approval for her class action to continue in a case that poses a possible multi-million-dollar liability for the high-profile Canadian platformĪ lawsuit targeting Quebec?s state-run lottery, Loto-Quebec, and its in-house online poker site, OK Poker, over a technical problem that allowed certain players to view opponents? discarded hole cards for months has received court approval to move forward.

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