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It seems that Steven Begleiter is rather better at casinos than he was at casino capitalism. The former Bear Stearns head of corporate strategy came within an ace (literally) of a shot at the $22m first prize of the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. Full Article at The Independent
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Please activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off • Former senior executive lost $22m stack of chips on single bet • Steven Begleiter came sixth in competition, winning $1.59m Former Wall Street exec Steven Begleiter playing a hand at the final... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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