The Kahnawake Gaming Commission (KGC) on Friday released its long-awaited final report on the Absolute Poker cheating scandal. The report includes info gathered from the audit and the penalties assessed to Absolute Poker (a $500,000 fine levied against Absolute Poker as penalty for the illegal activity) and a two-year ‘probationary’ period wherein Absolute Poker will be subject to an increased form of supervision by the KGC.

The KGC findings also mandated this: “Those person(s) responsible for the impugned activities [are] to be permanently removed from any role in AP ‘mind and management’ and/or operations and proof, satisfactory to [the KGC], that this has been done.”

Poker News has more on this release…