Chip Reese Estate Up for Auction

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This past weekend, an auction was held for Chip Reese's estate.  Reese was a legendary poker player who passed away last year.

Reese's house has been on the market for about a year now with an asking price of around $6 million.

From WickedChopsPoker:

"But now the house and the valuables inside it are going up for auction. The big rumor going around today is that a casino magnate wants to buy the house, tear it down, and build a bigger house. Makes sense. That's what casino magnates kind of do.

"While the estate is asking $6M for the house, most we've spoken with think it'll go for something closer to $3.5-4.5M."

Earlier this month, Chip Reese's son, Casey, died of a drug overdose.

 

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