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It was not quite the smooth ride that he probably would have liked, but Taylor Von Kriegenbergh got the result he wanted just the same, winning the World Poker Tour (WPT) Seminole Hard Rock Showdown Monday night.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS For his efforts, the recent college grad won $1,122,340, a $25,500 entry into the WPT World Championship, a WPT bracelet, and a Seminole Hard Rock Showdown trophy.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS As a bonus prize, he was also comped one night’s stay in the Presidential Suite at the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida.

Von Kriegenbergh went into the six-handed televised final table as the runaway chip leader, with just shy of 4.4 million chips, double his nearest competitor.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Here is what the table lineup looked like when the first card of the final table was dealt at about 4:30pm ET:

Seat 1: Abbey Daniels – 2,192,000
Seat 2: Tommy Vedes – 1,570,000
Seat 3: Allen Bari – 1,984,000
Seat 4: Taylor Von Kriegenbergh – 4,384,000
Seat 5: Curt Kohlberg – 655,000
Seat 6: Justin Zaki – 2,197,000

Within the first 50 hands, Von Kriegenbergh doubled-up both Abbey Daniels and Tommy Vedes, giving him a net loss of about a million chips, as he had actually grown his stack by a million early on.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS On the 74th hand, Von Kriegenbergh was out of the chip lead for the first time at the final table, surrendering the top spot to Vedes.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS That empowered feeling lasted almost no time at all for Vedes, however, as Daniels doubled through him two hands later, and on hand 77, he was eliminated by a surging Curt Kohlberg.

With blinds at 25,000/50,000 with a 5,000 chip ante, Kohlberg raised pre-flop to 125,000 and Vedes called from the small blind.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS After a 9c-6h-5h flop, the two raised and re-raised until they were both all-in, with Kohlberg covering Vedes by about 750,000.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Vedes had Kh-9h for top pair and a flush draw, while Kohlberg had 6d-5d, giving him two pair.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The 8d on the turn gave Vedes some extra outs for a chop, but the river was a blank and he was sent to the rail in 6th place.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS After that hand, Kohlberg, who started the final table as by far the shortest stack, was the chip leader with 4 million to his name.

In the meantime, popular grinder Allen Bari was fading and not happy about it.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS An hour after Vedes elimination, Bari tweeted, “5 handed with 2 nits a clown and a question mark.. Gonna try and grind it back from 1.3 mill.”

His rebound never happened, though, and just around 20 minutes after that tweet, Justin Zaki showed Bari the door.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Zaki raised pre-flop and Bari moved all of his 1.2 million into the pot with Ad-Td.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Zaki called with 5c-5h and the race was on.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS By the turn, Bari had picked up a gut-shot straight draw, but couldn’t hit any of his outs on the river (Zaki spiked a 5 to give him a boat for good measure), so he was knocked out in 5th place.

Ever the good sport, Bari tweeted, “Thank you all for the support.. Card dead for 6 hours watching morons smash buttons.. Gl Taylor, the rest can rot in hell..”

Kohlberg was still the chip leader with 4.4 million, followed by Zaki with 3.3 million.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Von Kriegenbergh had been stuck in a slow bleed, seeing his stack get whittled down to 3.0 million, while Daniels was still hanging in there with 2.3 million.

Three hands later, on hand 102,SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Von Kriegenbergh was reunited with his old friend the chip lead, taking a 1.7 million chip pot to get back up to 4.3 million.

On hand 115, Kohlberg and Daniels tangled.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Daniels, now with not much more than a million chips, moved all-in pre-flop with As-8d and was called by Kohlberg and his 6d-6h.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS None of the community cards helped Daniels and she was gone in 4th place.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Down to three players, Kohlberg now had the lead back with 5.6 million chips.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Von Kriegenbergh was next with 4.6 million, and Zaki had 2.8 million.

Over the next 70 hands, nothing extraordinary went down, but since the blinds were getting high, even pre-flop folds could swing chip stacks back and forth.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Kohlberg grew his stack for a while, getting to over 7 million at one point, while Von Kriegenbergh sunk to 2.2 million.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Zaki kept hanging in there, getting up over 3 million before taking down a raised pot pre-flop against Kohlberg to shoot his stack up to 4.7 million while Kohlberg dropped to 6 million.

Zaki eventually took the chip lead as he and Von Kriegenbergh pecked away at Kohlberg’s stackSUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Zaki got as high as 6.8 million until he ran into some unfortunate luck on hand 185.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS After a Zaki raise, Von Kriegenbergh moved all-in pre-flop for about 2.6 million.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Zaki snap-called, showing pocket Aces to Von Kriegenbergh’s unsuited K-T.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The flop of Q-T-5 improved Von Kriegenbergh to a pair of Tens, but he still needed help to stay in the tournament…help which came on turn in the form of a King, giving him two pair.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The hand held up on the river and Von Kriegenbergh doubled-up to 5 million, regaining the chip lead.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Kohlberg was now in the second spot at 4.8 million, while Zaki was down to 3.5 million.

Things got even tighter within the next 14 hands, as all three chips stacks were virtually even.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS It looked like it was going to be a race to the finish.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS That’s when Von Kriegenbergh kicked it into high gear.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS On hand 206, he doubled-up through Kohlberg as they each had top pair, but Von Kriegenbergh had the better kicker.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS That left Kohlberg in bad, bad shape with just over a million chips remaining and blinds at 75,000/150,000 with 25,000 antes.

Kohlberg found some new life two hands later, though as he doubled-up through Zaki.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The two were all-in pre-flop, Zaki with K-7 and Kohlberg with Q-T.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Kohlberg got lucky, though, and rivered a Broadway straight.

Four hands later, Von Kriegenbergh moved all-in pre-flop with 7c-6c and Zaki called for his remaining 2 million chips or thereabouts with Ad-Js.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Nothing happened on the flop, but Von Kriegenbergh paired his 6 on the turn to eliminate Zaki in 3rd place.

Going into heads-up play Von Kriegenbergh had an overwhelming chip lead with 11.125 million chips to Kohlberg’s 1.85 million.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS It looked like it was going to be over soon, and it was.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS On the 8th hand of heads-up play, Von Kriegenbergh moved all-in preflop with Qc-8d and Kohlberg made the good call with As-Tc.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS But a Queen flopped and then another fell on the river for good measure, giving Von Kriegenbergh the hand and the title.

Final Table Standings

1. Taylor Von Kriegenbergh – $1,122,340
2. Curt Kohlberg – $586,109
3. Justin Zaki – $415,680
4. Abbey Daniels – $286,819
5. Allen Bari – $211,997
6. Tommy Vedes – $166,272



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An interview with FS+G's Jeffrey Pollack & Annie Duke about the just announced poker league lineup, qualification criteria, and the implications of Black Friday.

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[Carl Culture]

OK, it was pointed out that I had used yesterday's picture before, and in fact had used it fairly recently. I really try to not re-use pictures, and try to give you a fresh old picture each day. Some times I do lose track of what I have shown. Also, I had not realized that I had done a Native American week fairly recently. So, I apologize for that.


Now, today's picture was taken in 1907. The picture was made by the Detroit Publishing Company. It shows a Assinaboine Indian named "Rattlesnake". I like it because he is on horseback,and pictured with a rifle. By 1907, the Indian wars were pretty much over, but the man is of an age that he probably lived through them.






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Though the feud between Spike Lee and Tyler Perry seems to have quieted down some, two actors who have worked with both directors - Tasha Smith with Tyler Perry, and Laz Alonso with Spike Lee - have now weighed in on the much publicized rift. Smith and Alonso co-star in the new film 'Jumping The Broom,' and spoke to the press on Tuesday night over a dinner at New York's Pranna.

"They both are two different men with two different perspectives in life," said Smith, who starred in Perry's 'Why Did I Get Married Too?' last year and is co-starring in Perry's new TV sitcom, 'For Better Or Worse.' "You would love to see them collaborate and create."

As far-fetched as that may sound, Perry made a similar suggestion last week when he guested on 'The Mo'Nique Show' to promote his current film, 'Madea' Big Happy Family.' "He's a brilliant filmmaker," Perry said of Lee. "There's a lot of things that he could share with me, but for some reason we don't do that."

For his part, Lee is not entirely unaccustomed to collaborating with other directors. His 1995 crime thriller 'Clockers,' which Lee directed, was produced by legendary director Martin Scorsese.

Alonso, who starred in Lee's 2008 war drama, 'Miracle At St. Anna' and considers the director a "very, very good friend," defended Lee's outspoken nature. "Spike can be opinionated about everyone," Alonso said. "When we worked on 'Miracle At St. Anna,' he was very opinionated about Clint Eastwood." Lee and Eastwood memorably feuded after Lee called out Eastwood for not casting any black actors in his World War II films 'Flags of Our Fathers' and "Letters From Iwo Jima.'

"I don't criticize [Lee] for who he is and I don't criticize Tyler for what Tyler does," Alonso continued. "I feel that they are both necessary when it comes to what black film and black Hollywood is. They both portray a different image of black America that needs to be seen and needs to be heard."

The feud between Lee and Perry began over two years ago. In a 2009 interview with Ed Gordon on 'Our World with Black Enterprise', Lee, who has denied any feud with Perry, said of Perry's work, "for me, just the imagery is troubling." Ever since then, Perry has often been asked numerous questions about Lee's remarks and at an April 19 press conference for 'Madea's Big Happy Family' said, "I'm so sick of hearing about damn Spike Lee. Spike can go straight to hell!"

Perry toned down his rhetoric during his appearance on 'Mo'Nique,' saying he was willing to have a face-to-face talk with Lee.As for the possibility of Lee and Perry working together one day, actor and comedian Mike Epps, who was also on hand at the 'Jumping The Broom' press conference, jokingly said, "That'll be a cold day in hell."

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At the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty Costume Institute Gala At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art last night, Rihanna was stunning from head to toe, but her flaming red braid easily upstaged her sheer black Stella McCartney gown.

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To achieve Rihanna's look, create a deep side part in your hair and begin braiding one cornrow with more hair on one side, and another with less hair on the other side. You can add hairpins throughout to keep the braid in place. Cross the cornrow with more hair around the back of your head at the neck to join it with the smaller cornrow, and then create one long braid to hang at the side. You'll be right on trend, and look pretty and pulled together.

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Barcelona boss Pep Guardiola hit back at suggestions the officials favoured his side against Real Madrid.

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The newly formed Federated Sports and Gaming (FS&G) released the list of 218 players eligible for the inaugural season of its professional poker league Tuesday, along with the detailed criteria for selection.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The league is slated to launch in early August and will feature four rake-free Main Events plus a championship to be held in February 2012.

Unlike most invitational poker competitions, there is no subjective selection process for the Federated poker league.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS All players are selected based on a pre-established formula.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The criteria include the number of live tournament cashes and money earned since 2008, the number of major poker titles a player has won, and a player’s “lifetime adjusted earnings” in qualifying tournaments.

In a press release, the league’s Commissioner, Annie Duke, said, “Our goal in setting the objective qualifying criteria was to capture the best live tournament players – not a certain set of personalities.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Keeping the league membership small not only ensures the highest quality of tournament play, but also allows FS&G to provide a superior playing experience and outstanding service levels to our members.”

In a March interview with Poker News Daily, Duke discussed part of the importance of specific qualification criteria, explaining, “Let’s say a committee votes in a player who does not meet the objective qualifying criteria. Now, someone else with the exact same achievements as the player who was voted in will ask why they weren’t qualified. You get into a matter of opinion.”

“Once you decide on your criteria,” she added, “you can set their levels to get around the number of people you want.”

Qualifiers will receive a card reflecting one of four levels of membership.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The levels correspond to the number of years in which the player is guaranteed membership.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS At the end of those years, the player will be up for re-evaluation against the qualification criteria.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The membership levels are as follows:

5-Year Card

• At least $4 million in adjusted lifetime tournament earnings, with a maximum of $2 million counting from any single tournament.
• At least three major lifetime titles.
• At least nine cashes since January 1, 2008 for a total of least $600,000.

3-Year Card

• At least $2.5 million in adjusted lifetime tournament earnings, with a maximum of $1.5 million counting from any single tournament.
• At least one major lifetime title.
• At least nine cashes since January 1, 2008 for a total of least $500,000.

2-Year Card Category A

• At least $2 million in adjusted lifetime tournament earnings, with a maximum of $1 million counting from any single tournament.
• At least one major lifetime title.
• At least six cashes since January 1, 2008 for a total of least $300,000.

2-Year Card Category B

• At least $1.25 million in adjusted lifetime tournament earnings, with a maximum of $750,000 counting from any single tournament.
• At least nine cashes since January 1, 2008 for a total of least $600,000.

Qualifying tournaments must be open to the public and must have a buy-in of at least $1,500, be announced at least 30 days in advance, and field at least 21 players.

Adjusted lifetime earnings simply meanings that lifetime tournament earnings may be reduced if winnings from a single tournament exceed the cap listed for the applicable card level.

“Major” titles include:

• WSOP Las Vegas and WSOP Europe open event with a buy-in of $1,500 or more
• WSOP Circuit Main Event with a buy-in of $5,000 or more
• WPT Main Event
• NAPT Main Event
• EPT Main Event
• Aussie Millions Main Event
• British Columbia Poker Open
• European Poker Championships
• Any tournament held in 2001 or later with a buy-in of $10,000 or more and a field of 100 or more
• Any tournament held in 2000 or earlier with a buy-in of $5,000 or more and a field of 100 or more
• Any FS&G Main Event

After the numbers were crunched, here are the 218 players who have been granted membership cards for the 2011-2012 season of the FS&G poker league:
James Akenhead – 2 Year B
Daniel Alaei – 5 Year
Patrik Antonius – 2 Year A
Josh Arieh – 3 Year
David Bach – 2 Year A
David Baker – 2 Year B
David Baker – 2 Year B
Eric Baldwin – 3 Year
Praz Bansi – 2 Year A
Jose Ignacio Barbero – 2 Year B
Allen Bari – 2 Year B
Isaac Baron – 2 Year B
Christopher Bell – 3 Year
David Benyamine – 3 Year
Steve Billirakis – 2 Year B
Mike Binger – 3 Year
Nick Binger – 2 Year B
Chris Bjorin – 3 Year
Andy Bloch – 2 Year B
Salvatore Bonavena – 2 Year B
Justin Bonomo – 2 Year A
Dutch Boyd – 2 Year B
Matthew Brady – 2 Year B
Steve Brecher – 2 Year A
Humberto Brenes – 2 Year A
Chad Brown – 2 Year B
Doyle Brunson – 2 Year A
Shawn Buchanan – 3 Year
Eric Buchman – 3 Year
OlivierSUCKINGHOBBITDICKSSUCKINGHOBBITDICKS SUCKINGHOBBITDICKSBusquet – 2 Year A
Erik Cajelais – 2 Year A
Brandon Cantu – 3 Year
John Cernuto – 3 Year
Johnny Chan – 5 Year
Neil ChanningSUCKINGHOBBITDICKSSUCKINGHOBBITDICKS SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS – 2 Year B
Andrew Chen – 2 Year B
David Chiu – 5 Year
Cornel Cimpan – 3 Year
Scott Clements – 5 Year
Hoyt Corkins – 5 Year
Allen Cunningham – 5 Year
David Daneshgar – 2 Year A
Roland De Wolfe – 5 Year
Kassem (Freddy) Deeb – 5 Year
Ivan Demidov – 2 Year B
Jason DeWitt – 2 Year B
Quinn Do – 2 Year A
Annie Duke – 2 Year A
Tom Dwan – 2 Year B
Peter Eastgate – 3 Year
Mike Ellis – 2 Year B
Antonio Esfandiari – 3 Year
Chris Ferguson – 5 Year
Amnon Filippi – 2 Year B
Layne Flack – 3 Year
Randall Flowers – 2 Year B
Ted Forrest – 2 Year A
Jimmy Fricke – 2 Year B
Eric Froehlich – 2 Year B
Chau Giang – 3 Year
Matthew Glantz – 2 Year B
Alexandre Gomes – 3 Year
Matthew Graham – 2 Year B
Barry Greenstein – 5 Year
Gavin Griffin – 2 Year A
Dmitry Gromov – 2 Year B
Bertrand Grospellier – 3 Year
Antanas (Tony) Guoga – 3 Year
Hasan Habib – 3 Year
Joe Hachem – 3 Year
Roger Hairabedian – 2 Year A
Dean Hamrick – 2 Year B
Gus Hansen – 2 Year A
Christian Harder – 2 Year B
Jennifer Harman – 2 Year A
Isaac Haxton – 2 Year B
Dan Heimiller – 2 Year A
Phil Hellmuth – 5 Year
Juha Helppi – 2 Year B
Rob Hollink – 3 Year
Alessio Isaia – 2 Year B
Phil Ivey – 5 Year
Alex Jacob – 2 Year A
Fernando Jacobo – 2 Year B
Martin Per Jacobson – 2 Year B
Faraz Jaka – 2 Year B
Sirous Jamshidi – 2 Year B
Peter Jetten – 2 Year B
MarcoSUCKINGHOBBITDICKSSUCKINGHOBBITDICKS SUCKINGHOBBITDICKSJohnson – 2 Year B
Theo Jørgensen – 2 Year A
John Juanda – 5 Year
John Kabbaj – 2 Year B
Mclean Karr – 2 Year B
Frank Kassela – 2 Year A
Eugene Katchalov – 3 Year
Matt Keikoan – 2 Year B
Bryn Kenney – 2 Year B
Allen Kessler – 2 Year B
Hafiz Khan – 2 Year B
Hevad Khan – 2 Year A
Davidi Kitai – 2 Year B
Chris Klodnicki – 2 Year B
Alexander Kostritsin – 3 Year
MoritzSUCKINGHOBBITDICKSSUCKINGHOBBITDICKS SUCKINGHOBBITDICKSKranich – 2 Year A
Andreas Krause – 2 Year B
Alexander Kravchenko – 3 Year
Valdemar Kwaysser – 2 Year B
Ludovic Lacay – 2 Year B
Florian Langmann – 2 Year B
Ted Lawson – 2 Year A
Howard Lederer – 5 Year
Antony Lellouche – 2 Year B
Toto Leonidas – 3 Year
Jason Lester – 2 Year A
Adam Levy – 2 Year B
Andrew Lichtenberger – 2 Year B
Kathy Liebert – 3 Year
Erick Lindgren – 5 Year
Jeff Lisandro – 5 Year
Jonathan Little – 3 Year
Vitaly Lunkin – 3 Year
James Mackey – 2 Year B
Jeff Madsen – 3 Year
Ayaz Mahmood – 2 Year B
Amit Makhija – 2 Year B
Mihai Manole – 2 Year B
Matt Marafioti – 2 Year B
Thomas Marchese – 2 Year A
Lee Markholt – 2 Year A
Michael Martin – 2 Year A
Matt Matros – 2 Year B
Arnaud Mattern – 2 Year B
Mike Matusow – 5 Year
Mike McDonald – 3 Year
Nenad Medic – 3 Year
Jason Mercier – 3 Year
Dario Minieri – 2 Year B
Michael Mizrachi – 5 Year
Robert Mizrachi – 3 Year
Sorel Mizzi – 2 Year B
Will Molson – 2 Year B
Scott Montgomery – 2 Year B
Chris Moore – 2 Year B
Carlos Mortensen – 5 Year
Greg Mueller – 2 Year B
Daniel Negreanu – 5 Year
Men Nguyen – 5 Year
Scotty Nguyen – 5 Year
Annette Obrestad – 3 Year
Luca Pagano – 2 Year B
Jeffrey Papola – 2 Year B
John Brock Parker – 2 Year B
Jean-Paul Pasqualini – 2 Year B
Ralph Perry – 3 Year
Max Pescatori – 2 Year A
David Pham – 3 Year
Thang Pham – 2 Year A
John Phan – 5 Year
Carter Phillips – 2 Year B
Dwyte Pilgrim – 2 Year B
John Racener – 3 Year
Vivek Rajkumar – 3 Year
Annand (Victor) Ramdin – 3 Year
Greg Raymer – 2 Year A
Tobias Reinkemeier – 2 Year B
David (Chino)SUCKINGHOBBITDICKSSUCKINGHOBBITDICKS SUCKINGHOBBITDICKSRheem – 3 Year
Claudio Rinaldi – 2 Year B
Andrew Robl – 2 Year B
Blair Rodman – 2 Year A
Roberto Romanello – 2 Year B
Farzad Rouhani – 2 Year B
Vanessa Rousso – 2 Year B
Sebastian Ruthenberg – 3 Year
Nichlas Saarisilta – 2 Year B
Nick Schulman – 3 Year
Noah Schwartz – 2 Year B
Huck Seed – 5 Year
Erik Seidel – 5 Year
Scott Seiver – 2 Year A
Vanessa Selbst – 5 year
Daniel Shak – 2 Year B
Soheil Shamseddin – 2 Year B
Shannon Shorr – 3 Year
Barry Shulman – 3 Year
David Singer – 3 Year
Gavin Smith – 3 Year
Jordan Smith – 2 Year B
Justin Smith – 2 Year B
Marty Smyth – 2 Year A
Fabrice Soulier – 2 Year B
Mike Sowers – 2 Year B
David Steicke – 2 Year B
Samuel Stein – 2 Year B
Johan Storakers – 2 Year B
Surinder Sunar – 3 Year
Steve Sung – 2 Year B
Joe Tehan – 3 Year
Mark Teltscher – 2 Year A
Todd Terry – 2 Year B
Julian Thew – 2 Year B
Nam Thien Le – 3 Year
William Thorson – 2 Year B
Yevgeniy Timoshenko – 3 Year
Alec Torelli – 2 Year B
JC Tran – 5 Year
Sam Trickett – 2 Year B
Michael Tureniec – 2 Year A
Dave Ulliott – 3 Year
James Van Alstyne – 3 Year
Tommy Vedes – 2 Year B
Ville Wahlbeck – 2 Year B
Lee Watkinson – 3 Year
Michael Watson – 3 Year
Mike Wattel – 2 Year B
Timothy West – 2 Year B
David Williams – 3 Year
Justin Young – 2 Year B
Ryan Young – 2 Year B

Each Main event will feature a $400,000 guaranteed prize pool and the the Championship event will feature a $1 million prize pool.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The four Main Events will run August 9-12, September 6-9, December 14-18, and February 9-12.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS Each will be preceded during the week by a Pro-Am tournament and a Charity event.SUCKINGHOBBITDICKS The Championship will take place February 13-14.

In addition to Annie Duke, FS&G’s leadership includes former WSOP Commissioner Jeffrey Pollack as Chairman as well as former top brass of YouBet.com David Goldberg, Michael Brodsky, Jeffrey Grosman, and Eric Faulkner.



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