Phil Ivey and Borgata come to settlement over legal dispute
After six years of scandal, Phil Ivey and the Borgata have come to a settlement which should end their long-standing legal dispute.
After six years of scandal, Phil Ivey and the Borgata have come to a settlement which should end their long-standing legal dispute.
A movie is in the works about Cheung Yin “Kelly” Sun, the Asian edge-sorting queen who helped Phil Ivey take casinos for millions at baccarat.
The long legal battle is over, and unfortunately, Phil Ivey's good fortune did not extend to the highest court in the United Kingdom.
Judge Noel Hillman has ordered Phil Ivey and Cheng Yun Lin to repay the Borgata Casino in Atlantic City $10.1m in damages over the ‘edge sorting’ and more.
Atlantic City's Borgata casino says it wants poker pro Phil Ivey to pay $15.4m to cover illicitly obtained baccarat winnings plus "expectation damages."
Phil Ivey loses his latest legal bid to force London's Crockfords Casino to pay him the £7.7m he won 'edge-sorting' at baccarat.
The battle continues for Phil Ivey. This time, the poker pro has given a fresh hope of recovering the £7.7M he won playing Punto Banco.
Judge rules that Chinese gamblers can't sue Foxwoods casino for edge-sorting winnings due to tribe's sovereign immunity.
Dan Fleyshman, is to become the new CEO of Ivey Poker, and Phil Ivey’s legal team put forward an appeal against the ‘edge sorting’.
Phil Ivey's edge-sorting female accomplice Cheng Yin Sun sues Foxwoods Resort Casino over refusal to hand over $1.1m in baccarat winnings.