
Ray Bitar was forced to surrender $40 million after pleading guilty to charges related to his time as CEO at Full Tilt, but avoided a prison sentence that is harsh.
Poker pro Allen Cunningham says that former Comprehensive Tilt CEO Ray Bitar is struggling with health problems and hasn’t been living the high life at all since his sentencing last year, despite what some poker fans may think. Those comments came into the center of a TwoPlusTwo.com forums thread discussing the main points of the assets that Bitar was forced to forfeit as part of his punishment for crimes pertaining to his time as head of the infamous poker site.
‘According to my sources Ray Bitar is unlikely to live no more than a couple years and is nearly penniless,’ Cunningham penned in a reply to the ‘conspiracy theorists’ whom suggested that Bitar faked his heart disease to get a more lenient deal last year. ‘He didn’t break free with anything. That should be worth more than a random nvger’s gossip as I ended up being member of team full tilt.’ [sic]
Guilty of Complete Tilt Charges
Bitar ended up being sentenced April that is last to served after pleading guilty to charges of unlawful Internet gambling and conspiracy to commit bank fraud and wire fraud. That sentence additionally included the forfeiture of $40 million in assets that were derived from his work on Full Tilt. At the time, Judge Loretta A. Preska noted that (mais…)
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