A recent WSOP.com bracelet winner is awaiting trial for attempted murder in Michigan

[Shells]

Rudy Gavaldon of Travers City, Michigan may have won the wsop.com $500 NL Hold’em Turbo 6-Max bracelet for $20,193 on June 18 but in bigger news, he is now awaiting trial on the attempted murder of his wife Lara.

Details of the story here >>> Man Accused of Attempting to Murder Wife Wins World Series of Poker Bracelet

 

[MrCryJoker]

I don't think poker is to blame. It doesn't matter what merit a person had before he committed a crime, if he is guilty he must answer to the law in a court of law.

 

[ADRI7HO]

Wow, that's a pretty nasty story. 😵

 

[Sunz of Beaches]

I don't think poker is to blame. It doesn't matter what merit a person had before he committed a crime, if he is guilty he must answer to the law in a court of law.

Where did someone say that poker is to blame?

 

[Mortis]

I wonder if that's enough to play his lawyer fees...

 

[MrCryJoker]

Where did someone say that poker is to blame?

When the article specifically mentions that it was the bracelet holder, it personally makes me think that it was kind of his game.