Poker Player Wins $100K Body Fat Bet

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Poker Player Wins $100K Body Fat Bet

“I hit the zone and just felt it,” poker pro Walter Fisher told the New York Daily News. “I ran two grand up to $97,000 at blackjack. I put up big numbers at poker.”  

He couldn’t lose.  And then he did.

He was soon more than $100,000 in debt.  What he gain though was between 40 and 50 pounds.

At 6-foot-1, Fisher tipped the scales at 245 pounds, and his spiraling financial losses showed no sign of abating. “I was broke, big and isolated. People dream of what I had accomplished, and I lost control,” he says.

Then it happened.  Fisher got ripped, thanks to a $100,000 bet.

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