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WILD STORY: It is alleged that Chauncey Billups' arrest is in connection to an illegal poker ring, involving as many as four prominent mafia families in the United States.
The scheme they were running allegedly involved recruiting innocent 'fish' who were lured to participate in poker games with the opportunity to play with former professional athletes.
What the victims of the scheme didn't know was that the group were allegedly using "x-ray tables" that could read the cards upside down, contact lenses/glasses that read pre-marked cards, and secret cameras in card trays - all rigging the game against the unknowing participants. The scheme has reportedly led to 'tens of millions' of dollars in theft and fraud
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(via DOJ)