bmks270 said:
"Professional gambler" is what shady people use to hide their real source of income. Red flag.
How did this guy actually build his wealth to where he didn't need to be employed? When was he last employed, 1988 is the date I heard... that is 28 years ago, so he hasn't been employed since his 30s?
If he is a real estate investor you'd think we'd know something by now about his business. Did he have an LLC? Property managers? Lenders he did deals with? How were properties advertised and sold? Seems like he doesn't operate any real business or we'd have heard about these things by now I think.
I don't think he acquired his airplanes and homes with income made playing video poker or gambling. If the casinos were losing money on this guy he would be persona non grata and blacklisted.
What happened to the money his father stole from banks? FBIs ten most wanted father. Father taught him how to escape authorities when he was a kid. It's what he knew.
Guy is an accountant doing audits of all things for a major defense company... you know what comes to mind... money laundering.
Everything about this guy is more like a fictional crime boss out of a movie than your typical retired accountant.
- Psychopath bank robbing father
- Accountant specializes in audits (has knowledge necessary to launder money and cook books)
- Gambling as a source of wealth (shady bogus cover as source of wealth)
- Multiple airplanes and homes
- No public front (social media or business front)
- No identified business associates....?
- Foreign girlfriend...
You have a lot of professional poker players like Phil Ivey who will also play house games. The bulk of their money comes from poker, but they still play and score large wins from time-to-time on other games. If you're mainly a poker player, you're not getting 86'd. The only reason they would back you off the table, is if you are counting cards at BJ or cheating at other games.