One Day of Poker: Poker Pro Johnny Lodden Loses Millions to Hacker
It’s 2006, and Johnny Lodden is one of two undisputed kings of online poker, dominating all challengers on the Prima network alongside his only equal – Patrick Antonius.
He is only 21 years old, and has already made millions – but he is about to lose it all.
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