Ken Rodriguez: Breathtaking haul from S.A.’s poker champ may not be over

I’m not sure what went down at the Shavano Park home of poker star Richard Lee, but judging by the tow trucks outside, it wasn’t small.

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Thu, August 31st, 2006

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