The latest in poker cheats: Tiny cameras that can see cards as they’re dealt

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Several recent schemes were uncovered, so should players everywhere be concerned?

For one, the player was wearing earbuds—typically a no-no in these kinds of semi-private games where many players have existing friendships.

Berkey, a 42-year-old poker pro known for his presence in some of the highest-stakes cash games in Las Vegas, was playing in a well-known casino poker room over the summer.