Chris Ferguson Attempts to Rewrite History With Puppies

Submitted by Guest on

Written by :

Guest

Published on :

The 2000 World Series of Poker Main Event poster that once featured Chris Ferguson where he sports a Full Tilt Poker logo has been replaced by one that eliminates that logo and has Ferguson holding two puppies.

This isn't exactly going over well with the poker community.  Ferguson was involved in a ponzi scheme tied to Full Tilt Poker in 2011.  Only recently has he sort of apologized.

Tweets included:
David Baker @audavidb

Omg Chris Ferguson got his 2000 main event banner replaced with one of him with some painted dogs. What sim am I living in?!?!?
Chris Yiallourou @yallerz

Any chance we can airbrush the flea attraction and leave the dogs in the pic?

Just the other day, Ferguson tweeted:

I have had people approaching me at the Rio and saying unkind things. I have apologized and remember, I’m just a player, just like everyone here. I am sorry that Black Friday was not prevented by me, and I would have done so if the circumstances were right.

Related Content

Top Gambling News Stories for Friday July 31, 2026

Top Gambling News Stories for Friday July 31, 2026

Ex-Heat star Terry Rozier claims a text unearthed during discovery exonerates him of criminal charges in the federal sports betting case.
Pumas vs. FC Juárez: Momios, Cuotas y Mercados de Apuestas

Pumas vs. FC Juárez: Momios, Cuotas y Mercados de Apuestas

FC Juárez parte como ligero favorito y paga $155 por cada $100 apostados en caso de victoria. Pumas UNAM ofrece un pago de $160 por cada $100 apostados.
Medic vs Rodriguez Fight Odds August 1

Medic vs Rodriguez Fight Odds August 1

Uros Medic is a hefty -400 favorite versus Daniel Rodriguez, who pays out $310 for every $100 bet.
Atlético San Luis VS Club Tijuana Avellaneda Apuestas a Goleador: Felipe Mora, Josef Martinez, Rafa Llorente

Atlético San Luis VS Club Tijuana Apuestas a Goleador: Felipe Mora, Josef Martinez, Rafa Llorente

Puebla FC tiene una cuota cercana a par. Tijuana paga $230 por cada $100 apostados en caso de victoria.