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Phil Ivey statement on Full Tilt Poker payouts
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[QUOTE="alaskabill, post: 1751082, member: 65541"] Look, I don't hate Ivey and as for people "gunning" for anyone, yes that is stupid. Let the legal system do its work. As for Ivey's ownership stake, umm he has a private jet and a seemingly bottomless bankroll given all his craps playing and insanely high prop bets. I think its safe to say, that he probably has a bigger stake in Tilt than you are giving him credit for. Clearly he wasn't involved in the day to day operations but if he did have a large piece of the company than you could argue that it was negligent of him to not take a bigger role in management. I suspect that as the lawsuit plays out, along with the DOJ we will find out a lot of interesting details about who owns what. Again, I don't hate Ivey, I just don't get the hero worship. He is not doing this for the US players, he is doing this to further his career and his bankroll. That's reasonable but not heroic. [/QUOTE]
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