Will the poker playing ex-roofer ever pay his victims back?
- Posted on October 9, 2026
- By The Dallas Morning News
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In brief
A former roofer turned poker player faces significant legal consequences after the Texas attorney general secured $1.5 million in civil penalties for theft charges. The settlement includes $500,000 designated for restitution to affected victims, marking a major step toward compensating those who suffered financial losses. This case highlights the ongoing pursuit of justice and victim recovery in white-collar crime litigation.
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Will the poker playing ex-roofer ever pay his victims back?
The Texas attorney general announced that the state has secured from Gilab Rubinsky $1.5 million in civil penalties in his theft case, including $500,000 to be returned to some of the victims.
