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Everything this loser touches turns to shit LMFAAAAAAOOOOOO
Complex@Complex
Drake Is Betting $1.5M on Argentina to Win the World Cup Final
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If there was 3 men on the panel for the women’s World Cup final there would be outrage btw 👍🏻
JT@jt_stamford
MEN’S World Cup Final 👍🏼
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They're doing this because the statistics would end their governance.
This is a MASSIVE coverup.
GB Politics@GBPolitcs
🚨NEW: The government is seeking a court order to block the publication of migrant crime statistics [@migrationCtrl]
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A professional poker player found a manufacturing flaw on the back of a deck of casino playing cards. He used it to win $19 MILLION at two casinos on two continents. Courts on both continents ruled it was cheating and made him give almost all of it back.
– Phil Ivey is a ten-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner.
– Widely considered one of the best professional gamblers alive.
– In April 2012 he booked a private high-stakes baccarat session at the Borgata in Atlantic City.
– He wired a $1 MILLION deposit up front.
– He made specific requests. A private pit, a Mandarin-speaking dealer.
– His guest Kelly Sun seated beside him. One single deck of purple Gemaco cards for the entire session. An automatic shuffler.
– The Borgata agreed to all of it.
– Sun had spotted something. Certain decks had a tiny factory defect. A slightly uneven diamond pattern on the card backs.
– She asked the dealer to rotate specific high-value cards 180 degrees.
– Told him it was superstition. For luck.
– It wasn't luck.
– Once enough key cards were flipped, she and Ivey could read the edge of the next card in the shoe before it was dealt.
– Ivey bet accordingly.
– Four visits to the Borgata in 2012 and he won $9.6 MILLION.
– Same trick, different casino.
– Crockfords in London. Just under £8 MILLION was won playing punto banco.
– Crockfords caught the pattern and refused to pay.
– Ivey sued them, he argued it wasn't cheating, just exploiting how the casino chose to deal.
– The case reached the UK Supreme Court. All five judges ruled against him.
– They said he took deliberate steps to fix the deck.
– Meanwhile, the Borgata had already paid him his $9.6 MILLION back in 2012.
– Once they found out how, they sued to get it back.
– A US court ruled it wasn't technically fraud. But it broke New Jersey's Casino Control Act.
– Ivey was ordered to repay $10,130,000.
– He appealed. The Borgata spent years trying to actually collect, at one point seizing his winnings at the World Series of Poker.
– In July 2020, eight years after the first hand was dealt. Ivey and the Borgata settled. Terms never made public.
He never touched a card, never marked one. He just asked a dealer to turn a few of them around "for luck." Two countries' highest courts still called it a con.
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I was just saying this to my pastor
senia@seniawaynee
Big meaty fat naturals will always beat a boob job, but I digress
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🚨NEW: The government is seeking a court order to block the publication of migrant crime statistics
[@migrationCtrl]
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Suprised to see Katie Price and her son Harvey opening at the World Cup halftime show.
#WorldCupFinal

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