Discovering a $100 invoice you’d forgotten about in your denims pocket seems like profitable the lottery. Kevin Martin, a actuality TV star and poker participant, got here throughout a “sock drawer” filled with Benjamins.
The GGPoker ambassador knowledgeable his X followers on Tuesday that he’d logged into StakeKings for the primary time in “over a 12 months” solely to find he had $2,400 in his account.
That was a pleasing shock for the Huge Brother Canada contestant. However it might grow to be solely a fraction of what one X consumer would assist him uncover.
How’d Poker Participant Discover the Cash?

Martin’s tweet drew some consideration, however one one who commented was most useful. An X consumer @Erius777 lent some priceless info to the Sport of Gold contestant who appeared on PokerNews’ Life Exterior Poker podcast to debate his “heartbreaking” exit from the poker actuality present.
“You might need an outdated pockets filled with bitcoin,” the X consumer tweeted at Martin.
“Ok-Mart” noticed the remark and did a bit digging. He discovered that the $2,400 treasure pales compared to the treasure his X follower would assist him discover.
“This dude’s message made me dig up an outdated crypto pockets in my sock drawer. I believed it had perhaps 1k on it. It has 0.37 of a bitcoin,” Martin then tweeted.
One full Bitcoin is price roughly $97,000, as of Wednesday, though the worth has fluctuated between $95,000 and $108,000 in current months. Martin’s “sock drawer,” 0.37 Bitcoin, is price about $35,000, relying on the day.
Martin tweeted that he “despatched the person a bit tip,” referring to @Erius777 who gave him some priceless recommendation. The cash will assist offset a few of his losses from a Royal Flush problem he is at present endeavor that has lasted over 70 days. He’ll owe one fortunate follower hundreds of {dollars} each time it ends, and the longer it takes him to deal himself a Royal Flush, the costlier it can get.