Re: Richard Lee forfeits most of his WSOP winnings!
 

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"I'm glad it's over," Lee said. "Now I need to go win another poker tournament."

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seems like he should work on winning his first poker tournament.

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nh.

Re: Richard Lee forfeits most of his WSOP winnings!
 

It's my understanding, from what I read, that he is forfeiting the 2.2 million that was seized in January from the gambling operation. I don't believe any of this is the money that he won from that tournament. If this is true he got off pretty easy, in my opinion.

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Pics of daughters plz

Re: Richard Lee forfeits most of his WSOP winnings!
 

this is why i take all tourney wins in casino chips or cash immediatly after the event... well this isnt the exact reason why but u just never know..

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http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...age=0&vc=1

daughters

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so do i get a pay jump a la ca$ino?

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Hah!

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It's my understanding, from what I read, that he is forfeiting the 2.2 million that was seized in January from the gambling operation. I don't believe any of this is the money that he won from that tournament. If this is true he got off pretty easy, in my opinion.



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I agree about him getting off easy. I'm not saying that I think he deserved more, but just that he could have gotten it a lot worse than profit seizure.

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Do you guys think that if he had not made the FT of the main event, the feds still raid his house?

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Let me introduce you to my friend, his name is Mr.Lastweek

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No your comment is dumb. The guy was not stating that Lee didn't win the WSOP. He said "seems like he should work on winning his first poker tournament". I'll be willing to wager that Lee has won a lot of Poker Tourneys.

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I disagree. Context suggests Lee was referring to his cash as a win and he needs to do it again in another tourney. Don't take it so literal when it's so obvious.

And speaking of high and mighty, my apologies that I misspelled a word, please forgive me.