Poker Player Eric Cloutier Accidentally Sells Wife’s $23k Wedding Ring for $10

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Poker player Eric Cloutier, who has won over a half million in live tournaments to date, has accidentally sold his wife’s $23k wedding ring for a mere $10.

How?

“Every year our community holds a garage sale. I was in the hospital, I just had a baby, so my husband thought it would be fun for my other kids if they could sell some things at the garage sale,” said Racquel Cloutier, 31, of Laguna Niguel, Calif., who owns the ring.

One of the items sold was a seemingly empty watch box that turned out to contain the ring.

“He didn’t know that before I went to the hospital, I put my ring in that box. I wanted the ring to be in a safe place and out of reach from my 2-year-old twins,” Cloutier told ABC News.

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- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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