Molly Bloom talks about the celebrities at her poker game & choosing not to work with the FBI

[@akoyoat]

Seen a few of her interviews; no one really asks about how the Cinemax version of her affected the business both good or bad

[@MM-by8ke]

She is fascinating

[@hipantcii]

Why is the interview cut?

[@cheryljannino-oz4wt]

I'd like to hear the rest of the interview

[@deedolmers994]

thank you for streaming this ! watching from Republic o Palau ! Way to go to my little brother Quinton Dolmers !

[@OzielGuerraJr]

Just finished the book

[@palianshow]

Where's the rest? Why is it cut this way? Self-censoring?

[@BnsJns]

Is player X Toby??? Who is the movie star???

[@Pandapwnage]

The director Aaron Sorkin has stated that it was an "amalgamation of individuals who attended the game" but Michael Cera who played the character of Player X said his performance was entirely based upon Tobey Maguire, which aligns nicely with some of the "facts" presented in the movie. The game was initially hosted at Maguire's house (thus his importance to the initial poker group) before moving to The Viper Room (the real life cobra room) and finally the four seasons for Molly's own game, he was stated by Molly to be one of the better players in her games and in fact in one sitting he took at least 300,000 USD from the character of Bad Brad (real life counterpart Brad Ruderman) some of which was stolen in a ponzi scheme and lead to an 80k USD settlement from Maguire to the affected parties during a lawsuit over that money from Brad's investors, Maguire was also frequently seen in public with Dicaprio and other named celebrities as part of "The Pussy Posse" as they were dubbed for their antics in clubbing and women, and in Molly's book she describes Maguire as "a bad tipper" and "demeaning to women" referring to an incident where he tried to make her "bark like a seal" for a 1000 dollar poker chip (think of player X trying to cap her earnings and the smug attitude with which he ends molly's first game calling just to laugh in her face) . Additionally, molly started her first role in the game in 2007 but Maguire started his game in 2005 with a co-conspirator, Houston Curtis. Curtis also published a book(Billion Dollar Hollywood Heist) about the game where he details it initially started as a means for Maguire and Curtis to "win as much money from their hand picked suckers as possible", Maguire actually had his future wife Jen Meyer as the dealer in his games before Molly where he regularly requested that his players tip Jen to thank her (just like the " thank molly if you want to be invited back" scene). Houston recognized himself in the Harlan character admitting it was him, having lost over 1 million dollars to Rick Salomon and others on a particularly bad night at the 4 seasons Maguire then staked Houston 600k USD (in the film Player X admits to having staked for Harland for 2 years before molly's own game). One or two coincidences is one thing, but a bag full of them seems to be a fairly clear indication that Tobey Maguire was Player X, even including his terrible stake deal with Houston that molly exclaimed "he would never be free of that debt" near verbatim, his treatment of people, his motive, and his play style.

[@OzielGuerraJr]

Yea it’s like 99.99% Tobey. In the book, he says some of the lines that Player X says in the movie.

[@hardwood7955]

Wow. She could be a model or actress herself. So attractive.

[@palianshow]

How shallow! Listen to her story, not only look at her.

[@hardwood7955]

@@palianshow maybe kiss my ass

[@vmachacek]

@@palianshow seems like these days person cannot compliment looks anymore

[@robertoriggio117]

​@@palianshowher story is fascinating and she is also beautiful and obviously intelligent and savvy.

[@badado]

@@palianshow stfu and stop mkng men feel bad for finding a woman attractive and being vocal about it just beause youre too insecure with yourself. You can find some one sexually attractive with out ignoring her other qualities as well , its just thats waht most humans notice first is a persons looks .. thats all. enough with the bad cringe fake new age feminist takes. lol

[@jonmarck]

Volume waaaay too low

[@mangafangurlz]

no one has asked her how she went from a 90 year jail sentence to no sentence without snithcing....

[@vmachacek]

Anybody know what learnable skill she is talking about and what kind of book covers it?

[@hardwood7955]

any idea who her boss was in real life? I would love to know 'names'.

[@ebk7073344]

Same

[@TrudieTiger70]

Did she really hire a black attorney as in the movie ? Just curious.

[@oceanez303]

No, her lawyer was Jim Walden

[@AirspeedisLife]

I dont think you can say she was an entrepreneur…and entertainer maybe a host.. thats it

[@vmachacek]

I think you vastly underestimate what has to happen to make the best poker game in NYC. You see the game but that might be just a fraction what took to make it happen for a first time

[@robertoriggio117]

Wow, I don't think you know the meaning of the word.

[@rabajdajr3001]

Yuck

[@cathleenrocco4804]

Comes across as surprisingly immature and self-involved, and not especially intelligent. But you can’t argue with her success at the business of running high-stakes card games.

[@rabajdajr3001]

That's because she is . Shes a human snake, slithering around. A person who thinks she's some type of celebrity but really is just a user. I'm also not certain of the actual truth of this story, most of its true and some is inflated truth. It's no great feat to watch or set-up degenerate gamblers into spending their money. Nothing that needs to be spoken about at Oxford for sure . typical Hollywood fairytale nonsense.

[@vmachacek]

I dunno, I don't have that impression at all, strange. I love the story tho, so I'm biased