The Mouth Talks Chaz, and 5K Bracelet Bet With Negreanu

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The Mouth Talks Chaz, and 5K Bracelet Bet With Negreanu

No stranger to political and current events tweets, poker pro Mike "The Mouth" Matusow has chimed in on the new land of Chaz in a multiple block region of Seattle.

And fellow pro Daniel Negreanu offered a World Series of Poker side bet for which Matusow has responded.

From Negreanu:

I will also bet myself against another player of your choice, you can pick yourself or a wizard. Must win WSOP bracelet in 2020. If both win it’s a push. If neither win it’s a push. Even money.

Matusow wants a $5K one-on-one wager.

Matusow also reminded everyone that Sunday is Flag Day.  A Devout supporter of US President Donald Trump, "The Mouth" couldn't help but lash out at some Americans.

-Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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