WSOP Winner Cory Zeidman Pleads Guilty to Sports Betting Fraud Scheme
Pro poker player and sports betting tout Cory Zeidman pleaded guilty in a federal court in New York Wednesday to defrauding customers in his sports handicapping business. Cory Zeidman, above, charged “extortionate” fees for sports betting advice that was either “fictitious or obtained from an internet search,” according to the feds. (Image: Seminole Coconut Creek) Federal prosecutors alleged that the World Series of Poker bracelet winner and his co-defendants duped customers to pay for betting advice by claiming to have insider knowledge, “only to feed them lies and pocket millions of dollars from their savings and retirement accounts.” Boca Raton, Fla. resident Zeidman, 61, has earned almost $700,000 in gross …