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02-28-05, 11:46 AM
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It depends. If their records show a successful cash out (to wherever), they would have no reason to suspect foul play. If they do hand him his money, what's to prevent me telling you my UB password, you going and there and cleaning out my account, and me telling them they need to give me my money back too? Then you and I split what you took... or better yet, I do it all myself and double up?
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02-28-05, 06:14 PM
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Agreed. My point was, UB can't just go and give him the money. If they did, that would open the floodgates for people faking similar situations.
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03-02-05, 02:00 PM
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Well, James is a little slow, but the money was re-deposited to them, despite UB not yet finding the money.
For those of you wondering, this guy was in the WSOP last year and won $20,000. He also made the final table I believe at an Aruba event and made another tiny  profit.
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