Moon Dead as Result of Complications From Surgery

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Moon Dead as Result of Complications From Surgery

A World Series of Poker Main Event runner up has died following complications from surgery.


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Darvin Moon was 56.

In 2009, Moon's second place finish resulted in a $5.1 million cashout.

“You inspired so many people and starred in one of the most memorable final tables in WSOP history,” the WSOP tweeted. “We will never forget.”

The self-employed logger from Maryland bought a few investment properties and some pickup trucks for his family with his poker winnings.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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