The Lawyer at the Billionaires’ Table
Tom Goldstein argued before the Supreme Court and played for millions against billionaires. How long could he keep his two lives apart?
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Tom Goldstein argued before the Supreme Court and played for millions against billionaires. How long could he keep his two lives apart?
Tom Goldstein takes his poker operation from Alec Gores’s Beverly Hills mansion to a showdown with Tang Hao in Manila. Millions are on the table.
Tom Goldstein had a losing reputation and access to billionaire poker games. Behind him, a team of professionals was preparing him to win.
In public, he was the country’s top Supreme Court litigator. In private, he won close to $100 million from opponents at the highest-stakes poker games in the world. His double life cost him everything.
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