Seth Palansky Removed From WSOP Twitter Duties Following Jon Aguiar Complete Bitch Tweet

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Seth Palansky has apologized and will no longer be managing the World Series of Poker Twitter account after admitting to use of foul language.
 

Seth Palansky ‏@WSOPRGUY

Sorry for the offensive RT/language on @WSOP account. It was wrong & a bad moment. Love the WSOP & the players. Sorry for damage done.

 

Seth Palansky ‏‪@WSOPRGUY

Going forward the @WSOP account will be managed by @WhoJedi and @Jesswelman.
 

A tweet by Palansky has since been removed from the WSOP Twitter account. 

From PokerStategy.com: 

Following the World Series of Poker’s recent Twitter bomb in which they retweeted that Poker pro Jon Aguiar is a “complete bitch" (check out our interview with Aguiar about the incident), Aguiar began to publicly voice his opinion that Seth Palansky, the man behind the @WSOP Twitter account, should lose his job.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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