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UPDATE: Full Tilt Poker Gambling Licenses Suspended
Celebs Sued For Secret Poker Games Update:
Celebrities who won big money in secret high-stakes poker games at Beverly Hills luxury hotels were paid with funds stolen from investors who had been lured into an illegal Ponzi scheme, a series of federal lawsuits contends. Actors Tobey Maguire, Nick Cassavetes and Gabe Kaplan, along with professional poker player Dan Bilzerian, two nightclub owners and a Los Angeles lawyer are among at least 11 people…
Borgata Going After Jamie Gold Again
Ty Warren (founder of Make Poker Legal, a Short Stacked LLC Company) will be on hand Saturday, July 2 at The Mirage Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas for the first-ever U.S. Ladies Only Team Event – the HHPT “Red Stiletto” Event, sponsored in part by The Majestik Poker Tour, Pro Poker Gear, Ciroc Vodka and…
U.S. District Judge Roger Hunt in Las Vegas, in an order dated Friday, noted “inconsistencies” and a “suspicious” transaction in denying the request by Johnson, who was arrested June 11 on a mail fraud charge. Months before his arrest, Johnson and several of his companies were sued by the Federal Trade Commission in…
Matt Hawrilenko Made A Million Playing Online Poker Until The Feds Upped The Ante
Matt Hawrilenko was a junior public policy student and varsity wrestler at Princeton University when he first started dabbling in online poker — just as the so-called “poker boom” of 2003 was taking off. Using the online handle “Hoss_TBF,” Hawrilenko began at the smallest of stakes of 25 cents and 50 cents. “Between wrestling and my studies, poker was really just a hobby at Princeton,” he recalled recently. “I played with friends and online a bit, but toward the end of my senior year, when most of my school work was out of the way, I started…
Tax Judge Nails Toronto Poker Player Steven Cohen
Video: Poker Players Praise and Criticize Phil Ivey’s Lawsuit
The World Series of Poker expects record participation this year, despite a “boycott” from one of the world’s best players and legal troubles of three online poker websites. Phil Ivey, one of the world’s best poker players, announced he is suing his sponsor for $150 million and is staying away from this year’s World Series of Poker (WSOP), which began…
Clonie Gowens Lawsuit Against Tiltware Reopened (Document Enclosed)
…defendants as Tiltware LLC, Full Tilt Poker, Pocket Kings Limited, Pocket Kings Consulting Limited, KolyMa Corporation, Tiltproof Inc, Raymond Bitar, Howard Lederer, Andrew Bloch, Phillip Ivey, Christopher Ferguson, John Juanda, Phillip Gordon, Erick Lindren,Erik Seidel, Jennifer Harman-Traniello, Michael Matusow, Allen Cunningham, Gus Hansen, Patrick Antonious.
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A magistrate judge in New York denied bail for Ira Rubin, a so-called “payment processor.” His indictment was announced in April, when the U.S. government seized the Internet domain names of the three largest Internet poker companies: Absolute Poker, Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars. Rubin’s lawyer, Stuart Meissner, told the court that his client wanted to
