This whole thing is just so shady, you know? Like, Tony Bloom is denying owing millions to this guy Ryan Dudfield, but at the same time, he's still claiming they had some sort of agreement in place... it's all very suspicious And what's with using other people's identities for "exotic accounts"? It's like, isn't that just a fancy way of saying money laundering? I don't know about the laws and regulations, but as someone who's always been interested in betting (when I'm not living my best life ), it just feels like there's something fishy going on here...
ugh i dont get why bloom has to deny owing dude like 17 million pounds if ur gonna stiff someone that bad, just admit it and pay up already? his defence is all like "i paid u a lil money to shut u up" but honestly that sounds like blackmail . and what's with the "information barriers" thingy? sounds like he's trying to cover his tracks . and btw, why do we need to know about exotic accounts & other people's identities involved in betting? can't they just keep it legit for once?
I had a mate who was into online poker back in the day and I always wondered how some people got their money from those sites . Now that this is all out, it's crazy to think about how much cash can be moved around without anyone really knowing where it came from . Tony Bloom seems like he's got a good lawyer or something 'cause if this was happening in real life, I'd be shakin' my head and mutterin' "there's more to this story than meets the eye"