Players don’t cheat with their own money. Full tilt theft

Scamming is different than cheating. He didnt cheat in playing the game. He was the house. And did what he want with the money. No one expected fulltilt to shutdown. He was the bank

@@jonl688 Nice post genius. House can't "do what they want" with player depo money. Anything else Einstein ?

​​@@rempseaheinamies9414Every bank does the same thing. Cheating at the game and scamming people of their money are different things Einstein

@@jonl688 it is cheating other players out of their money, that is still cheating.

I've seen this may times & always cry at the end LoL I will always remember the first time I saw WPT on tv, as well as the day I logged into Full Tilt & saw the notice from the FBI. It was a good run while it lasted.

So fitting coming from Howard after the Full Tilt debacle

Can't buy me love 1987

Wasn’t it invented by the man who invented Transformers

It was invented by Mori Eskandani and some one else. It is true that it was first used on the British show, Mori couldn't get anyone to use it in the US and was happy to see it get used overseas. Mori still has that table, he talked about it on the Table 1 Podcast about a month ago. Which can be found on KZfaq.

It's funny during the Run It Back interview about his 2003 run, he admits now how amateurish he was back then.

And now he’s a pro on ACR….. that’s like saying I got a free toy in my happy meal.

2mil in winnings since 2003

And now he doesn't think he has a BOT problem with ACR haaaaaHAAAAhaaaaaahahahahahahahahaha@@ralphkotwica6184

He specifically says "in that moment, at that table" meaning he isn't talking about the years since. That day he was best. What evidence do you have to dispute that?

Just one modification there: I don't believe Annie Duke was part of the Ponzi scheme that Lederer and Ferguson committed. Annie Duke was never mentioned in the lawsuit. Her brother basically hurt the family legacy.

Very harsh to say about all his cash and family, it's a deceptive comment, and technically not 100% true. More on that below. But first, I offer one sort of clarification to your statement: In this documentary, Moneymaker admitted he was a drunk and a degen before he won the 2003 WSOP. There's a 2018 article in ESPN. com about him, and a 2013 article about him in the Las Vegas Review Journal. I encourage you to read these articles to learn more about all his life, not just for the couple years after he won the WSOP. about him. Also, some necessary additions to your comment: Your comment only applies from after the won the WSOP in 2003 until 2005. Yes, it's sad that, in 2004, he and his then-wife divorced, having one child. His ex-wife didn't like that Moneymaker was traveling a ton as part of his sponsorship with PokerStars. However, in 2005, his life changed for the better. Chris remarried during that year, and currently has 3 children with his current wife. And he does just fine with money. He is sponsored by America's Cardroom, and he runs the MoneyMaker Tour. And the LV Review Journal states: "Moneymaker also works to support efforts to increase female participation in poker, along with regulated online poker in the U.S. Nevada is one of six states, along with Delaware, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, to have legalized online poker." Per the ESPN article, regarding his traveling for poker: "But for the last decade or so [going back to 2008], I just go back to my hotel room. I quit smoking and now rarely drink, maybe a little sometimes socially. I basically go back to my hotel room to either watch Netflix, watch a poker video or play Fortnite with my son and then go to bed." Unfortunately, some marriages, even when having children, don't work out. But it sounds like Chris has a pretty good life now. It's not really cool to disparage the guy and only talk about his life pre-2005. Why not mention stuff about his life after 2005?

@@harold7792 he’s a public figure so I can judge how I wish. Along with its a fact before the WSOP he had a family and a life now he’s a bum. So yes the WSOP ruined his life. What’s $2.5 million when you’re a degenerate!

Oh, brother... rolling my eyes.