Molly’s Game Poker Animation Video

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Look who’s coming to the party this Halloween.  It’s Spiderman, Batman and Dan Bilzerian.

The new book Molly's Game lifts the lid on the high stakes games played in Hollywood by the likes of Tobey Maquire, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon and A-Rod.

Molly Bloom (AKA the Poker Princess) hosted underground high stakes poker games in Hollywood that had ties to the Russian mafia.

You can also see Phil Ivey and Dan Bilzerian in action as part of this video produced by the folks at PokerStrategy.com.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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