Dominik Nitsche SLAMS A Streamer On Being Called 'Awful Human Being'

By Mrinal Gujare

20 Sep 2024

Mrinal Gujare 20 Sep 2024

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Dominik Nitsche gained a lot of popularity in the circles, after his friend Jonathan Tamayo shipped the WSOP Main Event 2024. Nitsche finished second in a WSOP Online tournament and invited a ton of wrath from a streamer called Koray Turker.

Now, the German pro was grinding in the $10,000 PLO tournament at the WSOP Online 2024. Here, Nitsche finished as the runner-up for a sum of $235,860. He shared this good news with a twist on his Twitter handle.

The pro wrote that the best part of finishing second was the prize money but the second best part was knowing how triggered a streamer got because Nitsche took his friend’s money.

From the comments section, the streamer was Koray Turker who then got into a war of words with the German pro who did not back out either.

The back and forth between Turker and Nitsche was entertaining but what caught my attention was that Nitsche skipped on responding to a comment on his use of RTA during WSOP.

Yes, we all know how he was on the rail with a laptop ensuring Tamayo doesn’t spoil his chances of winning the prestigious event.

The user wrote that it would have been much easier for Nitsche to spin his RTA in an online event. Wonder why the pro did not respond while the entire world saw him on his laptop at the WSOP 2024 Main Event.

Coming back to the post Nitsche shared. The comment section also had a Twitter user highlighting how the pro was only becoming rude since making headlines during the WSOP Main Event.

Nitsche shared that he was being called an ‘awful human being’ on a live stream for four straight hours, so he was only giving it back to be fair. Well, fair or not, Nitsche did not spare any effort in hitting back at Turker.

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