Justin Taylor Lapka aka "LappyPoker" claims Kolin DeShazo scammed him regarding pieces of his WSOP action

[Dan Druff]

Screen shots are pretty damning. Looks like Kolin was likely freerolling Justin, only planning to pay him for his piece of Justin came out ahead on the stake.

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679341780138086400

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679343772214378496

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679360872257298434

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https://twitter.com/plenkeit2/status/1679364002281844738

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679375357961445377


Laughably, Kolin is bragging at the same time on Twitter that he's buying super expensive items at Louis Vuitton:

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https://twitter.com/kolindeshazox/status/1679198281304244248



In 2021, someone made a video accusing Kolin of scamming in the crypto world, as well:





I think it's highly likely Justin Taylor is telling the truth here. Let this be a lesson, boys. Never sell pieces on credit unless you really, really trust the person to pay up later if you lose.

[Dan Druff]

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679755481928302592

[ftpjesus]

Screen shots are pretty damning. Looks like Kolin was likely freerolling Justin, only planning to pay him for his piece of Justin came out ahead on the stake.

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679341780138086400

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679343772214378496

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679360872257298434

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https://twitter.com/plenkeit2/status/1679364002281844738

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https://twitter.com/LappyPoker/status/1679375357961445377


Laughably, Kolin is bragging at the same time on Twitter that he's buying super expensive items at Louis Vuitton:

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https://twitter.com/kolindeshazox/status/1679198281304244248



In 2021, someone made a video accusing Kolin of scamming in the crypto world, as well:





I think it's highly likely Justin Taylor is telling the truth here. Let this be a lesson, boys. Never sell pieces on credit unless you really, really trust the person to pay up later if you lose.

As far as I’m concerned due to the sheer number of unethical poker players and such out there unless it’s paid prior it’s not sold should be the rule of thumb. I kinda agree if you know the person personally and have history maybe you consider giving them the benefit of the doubt to pay but generally it’s just poor business to trust anybody to pay for a stake after the fact.