'Spotlight', YG Hyun-suk Yang "1 billion bet lost 600 million"... where did you get the money
In JTBC's 'Lee Gyu-Yeon's Spotlight', we intensively explore the truth behind the overseas gambling of former YG Entertainment CEO Yang Hyun-Suk, who was charged with habitual gambling and 'violation of the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act'.
In March, the 'Lee Gyu-Yeon's Spotlight' team received a shocking tip from a 30-year acquaintance of Yang's former CEO in Los Angeles, USA. Former CEO Yang habitually gambled in Las Vegas. He claimed that he had raised about 900 million won over seven rounds with Yang's gambling funds. After that, the 'Lee Gyu-Yeon's Spotlight' team followed for about six months based on his testimony and were able to secure specific and important testimonies about Yang's illegal gambling.
Former CEO Yang said that he only used the MGM Grand Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, USA, and enjoyed baccarat that only VIPs can do 바카라사이트윈. Baccarat is a baccarat game where the sense of urgency and pleasure of winning large stakes in a short period of time is extremely high. Former CEO Yang received attention for his cool batting and daring determination, and was a gambler who received special care enough to even attach to a professional host.
According to the informant, former CEO Yang mainly borrowed money for gambling in Las Vegas and repaid it in Korea, and when he went to the US to perform, he distributed sealed paper bags containing the maximum amount of 10,000 dollars to about 10 staff members. , it is said that they even used the so-called 'hwanchigi' method 카지노, which is collected after arriving in the United States.
Currently, only 11 casino visits have been confirmed by the police. Yang's huge gambling board, where he lost 600 million won by betting 1 billion won. Indeed, where did the big money that made him a Las Vegas VIP come from?
From the unknown identity of YG's US branch to the traces of black money hanging on the streets of Hongdae clubs. The spotlight is on the suspicion of away gambling surrounding former CEO Yang Hyun-Suk.
