"The lawsuit stated that King "spent the majority of the funds loaned by complainant to King Lending to gamble in Las Vegas fund an extravagant lifestyle, and for other personal uses by King".
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"The lawsuit stated that King "spent the majority of the funds loaned by complainant to King Lending to gamble in Las Vegas fund an extravagant lifestyle, and for other personal uses by King".
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Imagine that, someone playing with money that isn't theirs, while living in casinos for months at a time and spending money that isn't theirs. They got away with it for a very long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
What I don’t understand is how someone you’d assume has at least a small amount of intelligence as they were able to get a law degree, thinks this is a good idea or that they can get away with it.
Narcissism + gambling problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBen
LOL, the fact that someone has a law degree does not mean they automatically make the right decision all the time.
I recall one guy, he dressed like Sonny in "Miami Vice:" got disbarred for possessing less than $2K worth of blow.
Another guy got disbarred for threatening his GF with a gun.
But my favorite: a personal injury lawyer settled a big case for a teen age girl; he rented a limo and drove her around Portland to celebrate. Seems he gave her drugs in the limo and induced her to have sex with him. Later he was bragging about it to the limo driver. Oops...turns out the driver was an off-duty cop.
Plenty of people with law degrees are retards.
Speaking of limos and lawyers, Obama got a pass for smoking crack in a limo while getting his cock sucked by the driver Larry Sinclair.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
Just another failure of the media to cover a story that was negative to liberals while protecting a favorite son of theirs. It was the Hunter Biden laptop situation over a decade earlier. And we now know that was a true story.
But were they endorsed by your old pal the Wizard?Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfImagine that, someone playing with money that isn't theirs, while living in casinos for months at a time and spending money that isn't theirs. They got away with it for a very long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
To be fair, Mike never endorsed MDawg. He simply witnessed and reported what he saw for a fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by The BozBut were they endorsed by your old pal the Wizard?Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfImagine that, someone playing with money that isn't theirs, while living in casinos for months at a time and spending money that isn't theirs. They got away with it for a very long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
From my understanding, based on one of Mike's posts that was later deleted. Mdawg didn't have any significant advantage, if at all. Damned by faint praise.
Come on, let's think about it, If the Wizard actually thought MDawg had an advantage as big as what MDawg would have us believe, there's no way that Mike wouldn't be highly interested. I've told Mike about a few plays and made a deal with him that were of much less value, ones that Mike was very interested in and actually played.
Of course we can't KNOW what Mike thinks about Mdog because he apparently agreed not to say for some odd reason. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
But there was a period on another forum that this Mdog was actually saying "wizard endorced", which was a lie. I made Mike aware of it and he must have said something because it stopped.
Prior to my brother and I hitting that blackjack machine play last year, I contacted Mike, looking to confirm the advantage on the play. He would only do so in exchange for the location of the machines we knew about, which I couldn't do. He wanted in on that play. So yeah, if Mdog was really doing something at an advantage there is no way Mike would have sat by and not wanted in. God, I wish the man would say what he thinks on the subject.
Anyway, my BF is home, gotta go. Have a great day and Axel, try to get a date set, by the time I return. Lets get this ball rolling!! Clear Dietz's name and get him the accolades he is entitled to.
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
MDAWG allegedly embezzles, then sends the money x2 anonymously once he pays them back.
Don’t lawyers have like a code of ethics they’re supposed to follow though? :) :) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVNarcissism + gambling problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBen
LOL, the fact that someone has a law degree does not mean they automatically make the right decision all the time.
I recall one guy, he dressed like Sonny in "Miami Vice:" got disbarred for possessing less than $2K worth of blow.
Another guy got disbarred for threatening his GF with a gun.
But my favorite: a personal injury lawyer settled a big case for a teen age girl; he rented a limo and drove her around Portland to celebrate. Seems he gave her drugs in the limo and induced her to have sex with him. Later he was bragging about it to the limo driver. Oops...turns out the driver was an off-duty cop.
(That last story is pretty funny)
Yes, we take an oath to that effect.
Fortunately I've since retired, now I can let my freak flag fly
But "that other guy" (nod nod wink wink) claims to still be practicing law, so with nearly every post he he makes here he violates his solemn oath of attorney.
Hello, insight into one's character...or the lack thereof.
I'm such a blabbering mouth, would be my only flaw as a lawyer not counting a propensity to take all duels if they were still legal.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
I read about that "Limo Driver was off -duty cop!" Story too. I get that there was no way the Lawyer would have known that the Limo Driver was an off duty cop, but did he REALLY think even a normal limo Driver would be IMPRESSED that his Customer gave a MINOR drugs and basically RAPED her and not be absolutely horrified and disgusted? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVNarcissism + gambling problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBen
LOL, the fact that someone has a law degree does not mean they automatically make the right decision all the time.
I recall one guy, he dressed like Sonny in "Miami Vice:" got disbarred for possessing less than $2K worth of blow.
Another guy got disbarred for threatening his GF with a gun.
But my favorite: a personal injury lawyer settled a big case for a teen age girl; he rented a limo and drove her around Portland to celebrate. Seems he gave her drugs in the limo and induced her to have sex with him. Later he was bragging about it to the limo driver. Oops...turns out the driver was an off-duty cop.
Portland was a Wide Open city toward the end of the last century, very hip, vibrant and above all a party town.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
It would not be surprising for the attorney to think the driver wouldn't care, especially if as it seems the teen consented.
Odds are good that the lawyer gave the driver a rather large tip, hoping to buy his "discretion."
FWIW two of the three lawyers I mentioned later petitioned for reinstatement and were fully reinstated as attorneys after several years out in the cold.
Typical kew making up a story that mdawg loses big time with zero evidence, then expects everyone to run with it.
Face it people: none of you know--just as I do not know--how mdawg really fares with his casino action. Obviously, you folks don't WANT him to be winning, so some of you create reasons WHY you say he doesn't win. I also believe he's known to play at levels most or none of us can play at. This especially irks other players--especially the low rollers around here.
You attack him for being an attorney (is he really one? it doesn't matter to me). You attack him for being a recipient of an enormous amount of comps. And because kew seems to be particularly jealous of his reported gambling prowess and ESPECIALLY the fact that Wizard has "endorsed" him....just about every comment put into print by the little fairy with one dropped ball is comprised of lies (of course, kew's trademark).
Conclusion: I've seen mdawg make enuf challenges about much of what he claims and says, that are curiously ignored, dissed and/or criticized. Translation: when shit gets real, weak men make quick u-turns. Shack witnessed this guy play. No one else wants to. Why? Because they want things to go on being ambiguous so they can keep saying HE LOSES.
The challenges are ambiguous. Go read the wording and phrasing of the challenges and how it's set up. How can one challenge something where he says things are not posted in real time, and the challenge is only good for the duration of the trip? As soon as someone attempts to challenge him, he will/can just say his trip is over or some BS. They are crafted in such a way that he knows no one can really challenge him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
How can someone show proof that he has lied about a particular winning session without knowing the day and time of the session prior to making the challenge?
No one can go into one of these "challenges" without the parameters being pinned down while being bounded by sensibility. If someone is serious about seeing one of these challenges through, it would happen. That's how negotiations work....how deals are made.
I also know that no gambling challenge is verifiable stone-cold proof unless a witness were to walk side-by-side with mdawg 24 hours/day and for an agreed-to number of days.
None of this is easy. Yet Shack at least put in the effort (was he actually paid to do so?) to start to decipher the mystery. I'd be willing to offer MY services in whatever capacity to somehow get things started and done. Only no one need pay me because I am not in need of money like Mike was.
There is no way Wynn execs didnt know the woman had a major gambling problem. The real shame here is shes off to jail and they are off to the bank. They should be going to jail with her.
Come on Mick, the execs at Wynn are clueless. They were too busy giving high fives to MDawg as he beat them for millions over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
Oh, yeah! That explains it. They used her money to pay off mdawg. I should have thought of that. Senior moment, I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by The BozCome on Mick, the execs at Wynn are clueless. They were too busy giving high fives to MDawg as he beat them for millions over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
Speaking of Lawyers who embezzle Clients' money to gamble, a Lawyer a few years ago did just that. She was on Forbes Magazine Cover as,"Most Successful Lawyer Under 30," or something like that. She started gambling ONLY her OWN money at Casinos as a fun way to unwind from the high pressures of being a Lawyer and then started embezzling Clients' money as well and LOST. YIKES. :eek:
She said that the Casinos should have realized she had a SERIOUS gambling problem when she was in the Casino for 24 hours STRAIGHT on MULTIPLE days, gambling like a Zombie. She said one particular day, the Dealer noticed she could barely even do basic math, she was that fogged up after doing yet another 24 hour shift and he straight up told her she needed to go home and sleep.
IIRC, she said ONLY that Dealer showed any REAL concern for her and the other Casino Staff Members should have noticed that something was HORRIBLY wrong when she was doing multiple 24 hour gambling Sessions and told her to go home.
She lost her high paying and highly successful Lawyer Career for embezzling Clients' money. She said she was suing the Casino for NOT realizing something was HORRIBLY wrong with someone who spent multiple 24 hour shifts gambling like a Zombie and telling her to go home.
Society straight up cussed her out for embezzling Clients' money to go gamble and now that she lost her job she's suing the Casino. She responded something like,"I'm suing the Casino for NOT kicking me out when it was clear that I was gambling 24 hours for multiple days in the Casino. I should have been kicked out long before the dealer noticed that I could barely do basic math anymore and told me to go home."
I love to see people beat casinos. I hope he really is beating the casinos for millions while getting comped out of the ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
I hope you really did win the Million dollar VP jackpot despite gym equipment in the background and white prop money in your safe.
All trolling aside I am dead serious, I love seeing people beat casinos.
Two chances a casino is going to kick someone out for gambling like a zombie for 24 hours & being bad at math.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Slim and none.
And Slim was 86ed & ejected the first time he tried to even enter the casino.
Hey Tasha, look it’s another Coon with a Crackpipe. Did this coon steal Mammies?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RoOZP04Zku0
If you had read my GT columns during my reign you'd have seen those exact words (I love seeing people beat casinos) nearly every week.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBenI love to see people beat casinos. I hope he really is beating the casinos for millions while getting comped out of the ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
I hope you really did win the Million dollar VP jackpot despite gym equipment in the background and white prop money in your safe.
All trolling aside I am dead serious, I love seeing people beat casinos.
The jackpot hit was $1.5mil, and whatever "equipment" appeared in the reflection was because of my request for a machine to not be out in the open for the gawkers. I have an Intelligence background--do you believe I had no idea a pic like that would create that reflection controversy? Hook, line, and sinker as they say, and I've enjoy every minute of it. So go ahead and bring a casino $400k cash and see how much they'll try to accommodate you. Most people have no clue. And the so-called "white cash"? Again, go to the bank and ask for half a dozen $10k wraps of new bills. Put them next to wraps of used bills. You'll see the difference that no one wants to admit....immediately.
If mdawg wins what he says, it'll just piss most readers off even more than he does with those massive comps. Kew pretends he "knows how things work in LV" but he clearly doesn't. Not on the higher end of the spectrum. In my case, I enjoy ticking others off with my extremely successful vp career because they like lying about me. But I think mdawg does what he does because he likes to brag, and if it's true, he's earned the right.
You say you saw this in Forbes, and the lady says she sued the casino?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
What was the result of her lawsuit?
I'd bet that the stupid, greedy degenerate bitch got "Terrance Watanabe-ed."
Girl, why do you think the casinos dole out FREE FUCKING BOOZE to all the gamblers who ask for it?
They do it so that this exact sort of thing happens...it is part of the LV business model.
But GIVE IT BACK?
As a great VCT poster, recently departed yet sorely missed was wont to say..."That isn't how LV works."
What if there was a new casino regulation that players had to pass a simple oral math exam to be allowed to start or continue gambling? You could use paper and pencil but no devices. Just bonehead simple stuff to weed out retards and people too intoxicated to gamble responsibly. Like, what is the probability of rolling snake eyes, how many feet is 3 inches, name a prime number between 50 and 100.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBen
Sure, or if the game is craps and there's a question about a player's sobriety simply "put them to the test:" prohibit play til they demonstrate the ability to toss 18 yo's in a row.
No, she was featured on Forbes Magazine Cover as "Most Successful Lawyer Under 30," and then got fired from her high paying Career for embezzling Clients' money to gamble. It was an ironic contrast.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVYou say you saw this in Forbes, and the lady says she sued the casino?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
What was the result of her lawsuit?
I'd bet that the stupid, greedy degenerate bitch got "Terrance Watanabe-ed."
Girl, why do you think the casinos dole out FREE FUCKING BOOZE to all the gamblers who ask for it?
They do it so that this exact sort of thing happens...it is part of the LV business model.
But GIVE IT BACK?
As a great VCT poster, recently departed yet sorely missed was wont to say..."That isn't how LV works."
Ironic or apt?
We lawyers...you know what the Bard said ...
And you seriously believe this ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The BozSpeaking of limos and lawyers, Obama got a pass for smoking crack in a limo while getting his cock sucked by the driver Larry Sinclair.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
Just another failure of the media to cover a story that was negative to liberals while protecting a favorite son of theirs. It was the Hunter Biden laptop situation over a decade earlier. And we now know that was a true story.
So what was the typical purpose of the room they moved this machine to? Do gaming regulations let them put machines in random storage rooms. Real modern 100s have a small blue tint. Yours didn't. None of this is hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.SingerIf you had read my GT columns during my reign you'd have seen those exact words (I love seeing people beat casinos) nearly every week.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBenI love to see people beat casinos. I hope he really is beating the casinos for millions while getting comped out of the ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
I hope you really did win the Million dollar VP jackpot despite gym equipment in the background and white prop money in your safe.
All trolling aside I am dead serious, I love seeing people beat casinos.
The jackpot hit was $1.5mil, and whatever "equipment" appeared in the reflection was because of my request for a machine to not be out in the open for the gawkers. I have an Intelligence background--do you believe I had no idea a pic like that would create that reflection controversy? Hook, line, and sinker as they say, and I've enjoy every minute of it. So go ahead and bring a casino $400k cash and see how much they'll try to accommodate you. Most people have no clue. And the so-called "white cash"? Again, go to the bank and ask for half a dozen $10k wraps of new bills. Put them next to wraps of used bills. You'll see the difference that no one wants to admit....immediately.
If mdawg wins what he says, it'll just piss most readers off even more than he does with those massive comps. Kew pretends he "knows how things work in LV" but he clearly doesn't. Not on the higher end of the spectrum. In my case, I enjoy ticking others off with my extremely successful vp career because they like lying about me. But I think mdawg does what he does because he likes to brag, and if it's true, he's earned the right.
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Originally Posted by MisterV
Ironic is the word. One minute she's the most successful Lawyer Under 30, the next minute, she's a disgraced and fired Lawyer and a Thief, I mean, Embezzler.
Unfortunate, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tasha
Precidatable...probably.
But "ironic?"
definition of irony: "the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect."
Now it would arguably be ironic were she the chief legal counsel for MGM or Boyd.
A test like that would put casinos out of business.Quote:
Originally Posted by pinchingyourballsWhat if there was a new casino regulation that players had to pass a simple oral math exam to be allowed to start or continue gambling? You could use paper and pencil but no devices. Just bonehead simple stuff to weed out retards and people too intoxicated to gamble responsibly. Like, what is the probability of rolling snake eyes, how many feet is 3 inches, name a prime number between 50 and 100.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBen
Unless they wanted to use it as a lure bait trap ruse to catch APs.
So hey, at least the undercover cop let him have sex with a minor knowingly. That's a BS story for that reason.
Well as I said, I really do hope you did hit the jackpot. Do I believe that you hit it? Well no, but it’s nothing personal, its only because I’m not a retard (which may be hard to believe since I participate on this forum.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.SingerIf you had read my GT columns during my reign you'd have seen those exact words (I love seeing people beat casinos) nearly every week.Quote:
Originally Posted by DGenBenI love to see people beat casinos. I hope he really is beating the casinos for millions while getting comped out of the ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
I hope you really did win the Million dollar VP jackpot despite gym equipment in the background and white prop money in your safe.
All trolling aside I am dead serious, I love seeing people beat casinos.
The jackpot hit was $1.5mil, and whatever "equipment" appeared in the reflection was because of my request for a machine to not be out in the open for the gawkers. I have an Intelligence background--do you believe I had no idea a pic like that would create that reflection controversy? Hook, line, and sinker as they say, and I've enjoy every minute of it. So go ahead and bring a casino $400k cash and see how much they'll try to accommodate you. Most people have no clue. And the so-called "white cash"? Again, go to the bank and ask for half a dozen $10k wraps of new bills. Put them next to wraps of used bills. You'll see the difference that no one wants to admit....immediately.
If mdawg wins what he says, it'll just piss most readers off even more than he does with those massive comps. Kew pretends he "knows how things work in LV" but he clearly doesn't. Not on the higher end of the spectrum. In my case, I enjoy ticking others off with my extremely successful vp career because they like lying about me. But I think mdawg does what he does because he likes to brag, and if it's true, he's earned the right.
I’ve seen money before both brand new bills, and used bills & also both mixed together so I know what money looks like.
I do very much respect the troll job though & the entertainment you bring here.
Just like the CIA learned from the bay of pigs invasion or the false intel on Iraqi WMDs maybe you can learn from this one as a former intelligence operative & the next one you do you could put a more realistic reflection in the background or get some greener money.
Seriously though, nothing but respect for you sir!
I rehashed it from memory, it happened in the early nineties in stumptown.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
The lawyer's name was Wolf, ironically enough.
I just googled it after your "gotcha post" and it seems he gave her wine, not blow, and instead of being disbarred he was suspended for 18 months from the practice of law: my bad but this shit happened over thirty years ago..
Also in the official disciplinary proceedings of the Oregon Bar I saw no mention of the limo driver when the facts were summarized, but that kernel was implanted years ago in my noggin for some reason, probably parenthetically when the story first broke.
Bottom line: a lawyer fucked his teen age client in a limo in Portland: that's the take away...believe it or not.
I didn’t see any inconsistency with the story. Passengers sit behind the driver & there is usually a privacy window so it’s not like the cop watched the whole thing go down and also knew the exact age of the girl too until the lawyer bragged.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVI rehashed it from memory, it happened in the early nineties in stumptown.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
The lawyer's name was Wolf, ironically enough.
I just looked it up after your "gotcha post" and it seems he gave her wine, not blow, and instead of being disbarred he was suspended for several years from the practic of law: my bad.
Also in the official disciplinary proceedings of the Oregon Bar I saw no mention of the limo driver when the facts were summarized, but that kernel was implanted years ago in my noggin for some reason, probably parenthetically.
Apparently banging in limos is not super uncommon & drivers don’t check ID prior or watch what passengers do the whole time.
Oh, and the limo driver wasn't "undercover."
The way I recall it when the story first borke: he was "off duty" and "moonlighting at a second job."
I mean, Portland was pretty wild back then but not so wild that the PPD would use under cover cops posing as limo drivers hoping to nab horny, crooked personal injury attorneys banging teenage female clients.
You never know. Florida had an uncover cop in an adult theater to nab Pee Wee Herman for jacking it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterV
Apparently that was more of a concern there back in the 90s than cocaine.
Oh I thought it was a Tasha story or that it was a plot of Family matters lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVI rehashed it from memory, it happened in the early nineties in stumptown.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
The lawyer's name was Wolf, ironically enough.
I just googled it after your "gotcha post" and it seems he gave her wine, not blow, and instead of being disbarred he was suspended for 18 months from the practice of law: my bad but this shit happened over thirty years ago..
Also in the official disciplinary proceedings of the Oregon Bar I saw no mention of the limo driver when the facts were summarized, but that kernel was implanted years ago in my noggin for some reason, probably parenthetically when the story first broke.
Bottom line: a lawyer fucked his teen age client in a limo in Portland: that's the take away...believe it or not.
No worries.Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
Oh, the lawyer who got disbarred for less than two grand worlth of blow?
His nickname was "Miami" because he always wore light colored unconstructed Giorgio Armani linen suits or clones thereof.
He didn't own and drive a Ferrari though.