Cake Poker Gives Back T.J. Cloutier’s WSOP Bracelet

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It was revealed on Friday that the Cake Poker Network has returned T.J. Cloutier's 2005 World Series of Poker bracelet after purchasing it on eBay.  A pawn shop had reportedly placed the bracelet for sale on the Internet auction website.

"I don't want to talk about it," he said. "Yeah, it's mine. I was short. I pawned it. I tried to get it back with my ticket but I was too late."

The Cake Poker Blog issued this announcement shortly after purchasing the WSOP bracelet on eBay for $4,006:

"Since winning the bid and celebrating wildly, we have taken some time to reflect on our glorious new prize. As much as we would love to have a WSOP bracelet, or even award it to one of our cherished poker players, we can't, in good conscience keep it from the man who rightfully won it, which is why we've decided to return it to T.J. Cloutier...just as soon as we have some fun with it."

Good move Cake!

The Cake Network hosts a number of popular Gambling911.com online poker rooms including those belonging to DoylesRoom.com and Sportsbook.com

Patrick Flanigan, Gambling911.com

 

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