Poker Indictments: Daniel Tzvetkoff May Have Given Up The Online Poker Industry To The Feds

by TrentFrasier35077 posted Apr 27, 2017
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The internet is still coming to grips with the huge online gambling bust that just took down the U.S.'s three biggest online poker sites
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But Australia's Courier-Mail newspaper already has the scoop on the one man who may have single-handedly built the online industry ... then handed it to the U.S. government on a platter.


According to this story, Daniel Tzvetkoff
was a young Australian entrepreneur who set up the payment processing schemes used by the biggest poker sites to handle their (mostly illegal) transactions.

He is described by those who know him as a "boy wonder" and "genius" who started his first company at 13 and knew all the intricacies of e-commerce.

He made Full Tilt Poker and Poker Stars millions of dollars - and made as much as $150,000 a day for himself - but then got even more greedy and started taking their. They sued him, accusing Tzvetkoff of taking more than $100 million of their money.

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