Tsoukernik: Justin Bonomo Should Have Been Disqualified from Super High Roller Bowl

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Tsoukernik: Justin Bonomo Should Have Been Disqualified from Super High Roller Bowl

Leon Tsoukernik shares his thoughts on Justin Bonomo not showing his hole cards during the Super High Roller Bowl.

PokerNews.com interviewed Tsoukernik, who says it was wrong for Bonomo to have taken this action.

“It did bother me a lot because this was not his show,” Tsoukernik relayed.  “He was one of the participants.  I understand someone paid for him to be a participant there.  I think he should have been disqualified.”

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- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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