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Originally Posted by rallydurham
Lol some of these are great stories keep going.
I once played with a man named Fozzy Osburn. He said Generals gather at their masses just like witches with black a$$es.
Thread title should be War Dogs not war pigs. Whoops.
Why is everyone parodying My thread? I love the responses but doesn't anyone know this guy?
Somebody here probably played with me too I'm the guy who goes to casinos all over the country with the half beard.
Because
"Some girls like beards and some do NOT" .
Don't worry about it. This is to be expected from the dregs of NVG, most of whom aren't even winning players at the stakes they play. They'd rather ruin potentially good threads with their incessant trolling instead of actually contributing to the topic at hand. Anyways, I recognize this guy and his brother from Commerce Casino in California around 2007. He's semi-famous around here for dropping hundreds of thousands of dollars on baccarat over a period of several weeks, and then never being seen again. The money obviously meant nothing to him. Never knew he was an arms dealer though, or that he was originally from Florida. He would also occasionally get loaded with his brother and "play" the 2/5 nl $200 max game (yes that's the actual blind/buyin structure here, look it up). And by "play" I mean he would just straight donk off 10-20 buyins before going to play more baccarat. Overall a nice guy that tipped well so I liked him. The best part was that he was considered such a whale that valet would bring his porsche directly to him. As in physically drive the car into the building to bring it within a few steps of his table, sometimes maiming and killing several people in the process. He'd then tell his brother to go get the borscht and his brother would take out some homemade beetroot soup from his car and ladle it over the chips in the middle like it was normal wtfffff. I always just chalked it up to eccentric rich people doing weird things. After all, lots of people in LA had tons of money before the housing market crashed in 2008. He could have easily been a trust fund kid from a really wealthy family. Now that War Dogs is out, more people will recognize his name and hopefully we will see more interesting stories posted soon. Anyways loving this thread so far. Can't wait to hear more serious replies.