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Michael Jordan Sons Have Gambling Bug Too

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Aug/23/2010

NBA great Michael Jordan was known for his high rolling ways while in Vegas. Now his two sons are taking after him it appears….or at least one of them.

20-year-old Marcus felt the need to detail the financial damage his father’s black card he suffered from a Vegas nightclub, according to SportsByBrooks.

He tweeted:

Last night was stupid… 35k at Haze… Totals 50k something the whole day.. Damn!! Going to the pool again today.. Gotta relax!

The under-21 year old Marcus didn’t reveal how he was allowed to play at the Aria Hotel and Casino City Center, assuming he wasn’t making it all up.

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