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The Russian PokerStars player "scout326" has, according to the tracking site PokerTableRatings, lost $3.5 million since September 2008. The nick is rumoured to belong to billionaire Roman Abramovich.
When the Russian user "scout326" logs on to the virtual nose bleed tables, the sharks are standing in line to battle against this unknown player. According to the tracking site PokerTableRatings.com, "scout326" has lost $3.5 million in 172.492 hands on PokerStars since September 2008. This is likely to make him/her the player with the biggest loss ever on the world's biggest poker site.

Rumours say that the Russian is no less than the multi billionaire Roman Abramovich, who is mostly known for his ownership of the London football club Chelsea FC in the United Kingdom.

Abramovich is good for more than $12 billion, so if he is actually the man behind the alias, the red numbers on the poker account probably don't concern the guy too much.

"Scout326" has lost money in both PLO and No-Limit Hold'em ranging from $5/$10 to $50/$100. Especially on $10/$20 NL Hold'em the Russian has several times run into problems with a loss recorded to add up to more than one million dollars in just 64,000 hands.

The Russian's worst enemy seems to be Team PokerStars pro Randy "nanonoko" Lew. According to the tracking site "scout326" has dropped $83,414 to Lew.

Cash game specialist Richard "nutsinho" Lyndaker has, on the other hand, actually lost to the Russian. Lyndaker's deficit adds up to around $20,000, giving him certainly a reason to gain revenge against the spewing Russian in the nearest future.
Source: Poker.org