Silver agreed, and deposited 2 bitcoin (worth about $112k today) to betcoin on March 2nd, 2021. Silver claims Temon told him this was a good idea, because he already had high limits established on that account, and it would be a lot easier to use that account than build up limits on a new one in Silver's name. After Silver, a sharp bettor, was not allowed to play on that site anymore due to his skill, Temon suggested that he and Max team up and bet together using Temon's existing account on betcoin.

Silver stated that Temon is a 'big player in the crypto gaming affiliate space', and he signed up with him on a sportsbetting site in December 2020. Max made his post on the forum 'bitcointalk', because it involves the theft of bitcoin via a sportsbetting scam: Įmbedded Tweet !/x/status/1374162911581646854 (This is NOT the same person as 2000s-era poker pro John D'Agostino, who went by 'jdags21', and has never been accused of any wrongdoing.) He claims that Temon goes by the names 'Dag', 'jdagger', 'daggerman', and 'Droopydog'. Poker pro Max Silver sent out an alarming tweet today, indicating he had been taken for over $140,000 by a Costa Rican man named Joseph Temon.

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