Known Scammer Michael Eakman Hosts Most Expensive Freeroll Ever?
10-25-2017
, 10:34 PM
The email's subject was "WSOP FREEROLL TONIGHT!"
I've never played a live freeroll before, so I have no idea if a service charge for a freeroll is normal, but here goes Michael Eakman advertising another prize package despite previous winners of his tournaments not being paid (including me, obv). This ad is for his club, Mint poker, in Houston.
Link to Mailchimp campaign email
I've never played a live freeroll before, so I have no idea if a service charge for a freeroll is normal, but here goes Michael Eakman advertising another prize package despite previous winners of his tournaments not being paid (including me, obv). This ad is for his club, Mint poker, in Houston.
Link to Mailchimp campaign email
10-25-2017
, 11:09 PM
10-25-2017
, 11:33 PM
10-27-2017
, 02:24 PM
10-27-2017
, 08:56 PM
10-27-2017
, 10:54 PM
10-28-2017
, 03:23 AM
10-29-2017
, 09:23 AM
Are these clubs being shut down or not? I have read or heard that they are being raided or at least closed.
What's the real story, if anybody knows? Is there a link or thread on this?
What's the real story, if anybody knows? Is there a link or thread on this?
10-29-2017
, 10:10 AM
10-29-2017
, 12:57 PM
A couple have agreed to shut down in Dallas/north Texas after receiving threats from local police, but not really "raided". For the most part they're trying the online poker in late 2000's strategy of "probably but not outright obviously illegal" and hoping local authorities don't press the issue.