Tom Dwan was accused of failing to pay his debts.

[kishamania]

this is already bad my favorite Dwan

 

[hardongear]

There have been plenty of rumors for years about his debts. Nothing new to see here sadly. Quite honestly quite a few high stakes supposed pro's or guys that like to think they are "pros" that are trash human beings like Dwan and don't pay their debts. The majority of high stakes players so called pro's aren't worth looking up too or even giving the time of day. They either owe a bunch of money they'll never pay or are outright cheats.

Poker is in a pretty sad state of affairs right now. Not much in the way of positive news and things happening to really attract any new eyes and new players to the game.

Cheers!!!

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

boy won 1m from 50$ in 1 month still a legend in my books.

 

[MTCashman]

It has to be super frustrating to see the guy playing in million dollar cash games when he owes people money. Hopefully he does the right thing and pays his debt.

 

[Urameshi]

There were some rumors of him being kidnapped by the chinese mafia because he didn't pay his debts.

 

[Sparta77]

Gyanítom, hogy sok profi eladósodik, mindenféle sztorit hallani.

Iny van... The big pros play powerful asses.

 

[Jean-Guy]

Sad story about Dwan. gambling addiction and debt. At least Gus Hansen is honest about being a degenerate gambler. This is what he told in a Danish podcast 4-5 years ago. He also stated that he lost $20 millions online due to mainly tilt. As far as I know Gus ain’t broke though.
Many so called pros are playing with other People’s money or have a terrible BRM.
And not every pro is as sympathetic as Barry Greenstein. Some are quite the opposite.

 

[Poker Orifice]

There were some rumors of him being kidnapped by the chinese mafia because he didn't pay his debts.

links?

 

[dori111]

Those who have a lot of money come up with various cunning schemes

 

[oriole]

Does anyone know if he has paid his debts yet?

 

[skaterick]

dont loan money to a poker player .... or extend credit !