Poker Game Shooting May Have Been Committed by Man Angry at Cheaters

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Poker Game Shooting May Have Been Committed by Man Angry at Cheaters

Chester Goode is accused of killing three and injuring another four early Saturday morning at an illegal Brooklyn gambling den, Triple A Aces Private & Social Event Space in the Crown Heights district.

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Goode was allegedly angry over apparent cheating taking place during poker games.

Thomas, 32 was himself shot dead by his third victim, bouncer Dominick Wimbush, 47.

Mr Wimbush fired four rounds from a revolver before he was killed, detectives said.

- Nagesh Rath, Gambling911.com

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