Recapping Tuesday afternoon\’s action: Lunkin Leads Six Pack of HORSE Finalists Six players remain in the 50k HORSE, when they return from their dinner break at around 9pm PT, with the players returning to limits of 80k/160k: Vitaly Lunkin 3,760,000 […]
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Recapping Monday night\’s tournament action: Final Table Set in 50k HORSE The final table of the $50,000 HORSE was established early Tuesday morning, with Gus Hansen the unfortunate final table bubble boy. Here\’s how the final table will be seated,
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We all know Richard Lee settled his case — pleading no contest and forfeiting more than $2 million dollars to make it all mostly go away. That seems to be the way it goes with enforcing the Class A misdemeanor
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That\’s the story and he\’s sticking to it. Pleading no contest and saying goodbye to that much money means one of two things. Either: 1) He made so much money from his legally questionable online gambling business that $2.2 million
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The state wants to confiscate the money found at his house — about as much as he won in the 2006 WSOP — and other assets for good. Arraignment on charges of running an illegal bookmaking operation (based in Costa
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We\’re hearing some interesting rumors from reliable sources about a fundraising poker tournament that didn\’t happen in San Antonio this weekend. The purpose was reportedly to raise money for the American Legion there — with top prize being a WSOP
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So much going on with the Richard Lee case. He\’s friends with the mayor, yet San Antonio PD has been investigating him for months. He\’s allegedly the bookie to the stars in San-An, or at least to a lot of
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Here\’s the latest on Richard Lee … who shows why, regardless of what crime he may or may not have committed, he\’s probably a good-guy. Compare Lee\’s first public statement on his legal troubles to that of Jamie Gold …
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This just in … a few hours ago police in San Antonio raided the home of Richard Lee — 6th place finisher in the WSOP. Police reportedly were executing a warrant that allowed them to seize everything inside his estate
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