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# Molly's Game: From Hollywood’s Elite, to Wall Street’s Billionaire Boys Club, My High-Stakes Adventure in the World of Underground Poker

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- **What is this?** Molly's Game: From Hollywood’s Elite, to Wall Street’s Billionaire Boys Club, My High-Stakes Adventure in the World of Underground Poker by molly bloomcassandra campbellharperaudio
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Molly's Game: From Hollywood’s Elite, to Wall Street’s Billionaire Boys Club, My High-Stakes Adventure in the World of Underground Poker

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## Customer Reviews

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    Good perspective
  

*by D***R on Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2020*

If you want to read a true story unlike other things you have read, if you want to know what it's like to live in a classy world full of millionaires and billionaires and their peculiar male-pack habits, get tons of money in a gray area of what is legal, and read about a crazy poker game, then this book is for you.The book stays consistent and she might seem a tad spoiled or too into it at times. I guess I would have preferred she had the perspective of someone who didn't care about this stuff but got sucked into it.It's sad what people will do for money, and it's sad that people will lose so much at one hand even with a not very good hand. Maybe they even had the winning hand but was talked into folding by non other than Tobey Maguire, who as it turns out is kind of a huge jerk and a poker shark, who takes pleasure in ruining peoples lives.It can be a sad and dark outlook at times. Truthfully I watched the film and felt like it left stuff out and read the book. Even as me, someone who has no real interest in poker that I know of, wanted to see the story in full.I wouldn't say I was disappointed, although it left me not really knowing if I should care at times. Particularly late in the book when she becomes so good at what she does I just found it far less compelling, then I think it got good again.I suppose I would have preferred the version that stayed with the details, how she got good at it, instead of her suddenly turning into a pro.I also would have liked more about her love life and how juggling that with the game was problematic, but it seems that her, or a publisher, possibly put pressure on her to keep it more about the game. The relationships made her more human and I liked that about them but the book doesn't want to veer too far into those.To me it would have been better with more details we got less of. What did they eat? What were the private jets like? What was the nicest house and what was stand out about it? Instead it focused too heavily on the game to the point I wasn't sure if I cared, but it was interesting nonetheless.And that's sort of the issue. With so many people in and out of "the game" I wasn't sure if I cared about them, so having certain constants like friends and boyfriends to actually care about more may have made this a more grounded experience, at least to me.There are things that could be a little better but since they are not huge complaints I would award 5 stars anyway. It also kept me interested and I read it pretty quickly.Although part of me wishes there was a second book that filled in details on some of the other stuff. The movie also doesn't deviate far from it but takes place after the book, the lawyer and the dad are a big part of the film and I don't think they are mentioned in the book, leaving you with relationships I wish I cared more about at times.Could we have cared more about her female friend she moved in with? I could have used a little time with her. She seemed like a cool girl.But no, the focus is on the poker game and if that's what you want than that's what you will get. She's definitely had an interesting journey and it was quite a thing to navigate.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Let the Games Begin
  

*by R***K on Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2018*

Molly’s Game by Molly Bloom is, from the author’s point of view, a true account of one woman’s remarkable ability to see opportunity and innovatively carve her own empire out of a niche previously dominated by males. Many of the males were hustlers, conmen, professional poker players, and members of criminal enterprises such as the Mafia or the Russian Mob. While male members of the mentioned groups all seem to have shadowy or incomplete backgrounds with little regard for anything described as a moral compass, Bloom decided to take a higher road. She did not employ criminal enforcers to collect a player debt. She did not resort to vicious gossip strategies to destroy the reputations of reluctant payers. She took a more relaxed, feminine approach. She simply cut off their rights to play. Sounds like a stern Mommy figure.Why should she be telling the truth in this novel? We don’t completely know that she is but we have indications that lead one to believe what she has said/written is the truth. Without an independent investigation, we might never know if some things were left out. Lying by omission is still lying. This is a work of non-fiction. There are names of high-profile celebrities, sports figures, and wealthy businessmen which can aid those who want to investigate further to corroborate or refute information Bloom claims. For me, Bloom’s credibility rings true after a look at the final plea agreement and sentence imposed. Some in the judicial system believed her because the only jail time Bloom served after initial arrest was while she was waiting for bail to be posted.Many people do not realize that in a nation with fifty states and a federal system there are at least fifty-one systems of law that cover different activities, in this case, gambling. Violation of federal rules brings a suspect into a federal court anywhere in the United States. A person can violate State law and be brought into State court but there are fifty different standards which are why lawyers pass State licensing requirements. Bloom consulted lawyers and was careful not to violate laws against illegal gambling. She did not take a portion of winnings (gambling term: “the rake”). She did not charge management fees. Those kinds of things might be illegal. She did, however, accept gifts or tips. Essentially, Molly Bloom was an event organizer.Bloom does not write of her plea bargain as far as probation, community service, or fines. For that, go to Wikipedia and the sources listed at the bottom of the Wikipedia page. As with others who deal in vast sums of cash money (millions) Bloom seems to have attracted the notice of the IRS. The fine levied against her was small compared to the cash flow she indicates took place during her event organizing. Any account of dealing with the IRS belongs in my favorite genre: Horror.Bloom recounts her childhood in a family of superstars, super performers, and a controlling, demanding father. Molly claims that she just wanted to be acknowledged as being good in her own right. Placing on an Olympic Ski team might seem worthy of accolades. This memoir reveals that her accomplishment, after recovering from serious disabling surgery such that doctors said she could not do what she in fact accomplished, did not garner the positive reinforcement she desired. She decided to listen to a different drummer.I found her story amazing. There is no course or set of instructions she could follow to accomplish what she did. It was personal bravado, persistence, and chutzpah that allowed her to succeed. What brought her down was a combination of petty jealousy and true criminal activity on the part of some of her acquaintances. She was truly judged on the basis of the company she kept. I gave this four Amazon stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A good Story
  

*by L***H on Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2023*

A well-written story, easily read in a few days and never loses the audience. It is everything it promises it will be

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