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About LinkBacksA federal judge ruled last week that Ivey and a partner violated the state's gambling regulations when they won $10 million at an Atlantic City Casino.
Here's a link to the AP story: http://www.philly.com/philly/news/ne...d133407bf.htmlU.S. District Court Judge Noel Hillman determined that the pair did not meet their obligation to follow gambling regulations on four occasions in 2012 by having a dealer at the Borgata arrange Baccarat cards so they could tell what kind of card was coming next . . . The Borgata claimed the pair exploited a defect in cards that enabled them to sort and arrange good cards. The casino says the technique, called edge sorting, violates state casino gambling regulations. But Ivey asserts his win was simply the result of skill and good observation.
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25 October 2016, 12:28 pm #1
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Judge: Poker pro Phil Ivey, pal broke gambling rules in $10M win
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26 October 2016, 7:17 am #2
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wow, so a high roller is not always just lucky I guess
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26 October 2016, 2:08 pm #3
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It's sad when one thinks they handed a high roller only to be met with such barriers!
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7 November 2016, 3:05 am #5
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Wow, I did not see that coming
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