Poker Player Brad Booth stole ~$28,000 from Me - Page 26 - Poker News

HurtK · 06-06-2012, 04:12 AM

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Originally Posted by rizeagainst

lol if he deleted his facebook because of me posting the links on it

nah, he just changed privacy setting so nobody except for his friends can see him

tenbigblinds · 06-06-2012, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Tim0thee

WCG is obviously handling himself extremely well in this thread and shouldn't have to put up with all the clowns bashing him. He has made himself clear multiple times. He is not expecting sympathy, he is essentially just making a public service announcement.

Hope you get your money back, live and learn. =\

THIS

Johnny Hughes · 06-06-2012, 09:46 AM

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

d0nk3y · 06-06-2012, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

camz2895 · 06-06-2012, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

you are the nut low. lose your password please

InterplanetJanet · 06-06-2012, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

You've got to be the most cynical man on 2 + 2. You should get out of poker/gambling ASAP for your own good.

SneakySteve · 06-06-2012, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by d0nk3y

Hahaha, ah man.

I'd like to see a response from mr up a Ferrari down a Ferrari himself.

murkmanz · 06-06-2012, 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

OJsBludyNife · 06-06-2012, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by rizeagainst

lol if he deleted his facebook because of me posting the links on it

Then you can die peacefully with no regrets.

fluffheadsr · 06-06-2012, 11:31 AM

i just sent a link to this thread to the girls BB has been talking to on his FB page in comments and such.. sucks to be him..

NthingToLose · 06-06-2012, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

Ought to be a level.. But sadly its not...

vinivici9586 · 06-06-2012, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

oooooooooo the gamblers fallacy. of course

pokerman22 · 06-06-2012, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Hughes

I too hope you get your money back, but by the time a scammer becomes well known in the poker community, they owe so much, they can never pay it back, or most importantly, they will not pay it back, and never intended to. Part of this is the Gambler's Fallacy. They get behind and double up thinking they are "due" to win. The fame from the Internet and the poker boom is ideal for scammers. Makes them a celebrity. How many can you think of: Lindgren, Booth, even poor Dutch. I see some props on facebook for stake money. I see a Professor, a writer, and a really bad poker player looking for stake money. Around casinos, there is always a gal locked out of her room and Mama is sending money. There are weirdos with checks they need cashed. There is a broke needing a stake every five yards. You waltz into a gambling joint, gigglin' and grinin', sure of a cinch winning.

Everyone is trying to get your money, and you are trying to get theirs. It is not a place for charity, gullibility, suckerism, soft hearts, and most importantly of all, casinos are pure hell on folks who lie to themselves. If you do not have a precise read on your self, stay out of gambling joints. Sunday school and Cub Scouts needs a few good leaders.

i think alot of what he says here is pretty relevant/ true sadly. You really can only trust your good friends.

fluffheadsr · 06-06-2012, 11:55 AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brad_Booth

jefkve · 06-06-2012, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by fluffheadsr

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brad_Booth

awesome!

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In 2012, Brad Booth stole $28,000 from a fellow poker player. He is now in hiding. Brad Booth is a scammer and a thief. You can read all about it here http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29...00-me-1206724/