The Man Behind the ShadesThe extraordinary life of the best poker player who ever lived When Stuey 'The Kid' Ungar took his first World Series of Poker title, one journalist asked him what he would do with the money. His answer: 'Gamble it'. Stuey grew up among the hoodlums and wiseguys of New York's Lower East Side. A pint sized high school drop out who never worked a day in his life, never had a bank account or paid a penny in taxes, he lived to gamble and became the

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