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American casino owner, entrepreneur, and poker player (1942–2009)
million dollars and won. Bob Stupak was the son of Chester and Florence Stupak. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Chester Stupak ran a dice game called
Bob_Stupak
Historic hotel and casino in Las Vegas
owned and operated by Bob Stupak, and was also signed as Bob Stupak's Vegas World. Stupak initially opened a small casino, Bob Stupak's World Famous Million-Dollar
Vegas_World
Surname list
surname Stupak include: Alex Stupak (born 1980), American chef Bart Stupak (born 1952), American politician Bec Stupak (born 1974), American artist Bob Stupak
Stupak
American poker player (1953–1998)
blackjack in Las Vegas or anywhere else. In 1977, Ungar was bet $100,000 by Bob Stupak, an owner and designer of casinos, that he could not count down half a
Stu_Ungar
Casino hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada
occupied by Vegas World, a hotel and casino Bob Stupak opened in 1979. A decade after its opening, Stupak announced plans for a giant neon sign for Vegas
The_Strat
American politician (born 1952)
Bartholomew Thomas Stupak (/ˈstuːpæk/; born February 29, 1952) is an American politician and lobbyist. A member of the Democratic Party, Stupak served as the
Bart_Stupak
2002 film directed by David Heavener
Paul Jackson Don Wallace as Tyrone Amanda Righetti as Samantha Goodman Bob Stupak as Man Hillary Crouse as Susan Cooper Oscar Goodman as Himself, The Mayor
Angel_Blade_(film)
Dice game
is a simple version of the original craps game, and was invented by Bob Stupak at Vegas World in the 1980's. The biggest difference between crapless
Craps
Historic hotel and casino in Nevada, United States
to build a brand new resort. The last dice in the casino was rolled by Bob Stupak just after 6:00 p.m. on June 30, 1996. At 2:06am on November 26, 1996
Sands_Hotel_and_Casino
Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, US
to keep sufficient funds available to pay winners in the casino cage. Bob Stupak also drew negative publicity to the casino when he tried to redeem $250
Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel
Binion's_Gambling_Hall_and_Hotel
American architect
Dato' Lim Kok Thay, Tan Sri Dr Chen Lip Keong, Prince Albert of Monaco, Bob Stupak, Frank Modica, Phil Satre, Derek Stevens and Stanley Ho. His firm, Steelman
Paul_Curtis_Steelman
American poker player and author (1947–2026)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
David_Sklansky
American poker player (born 1957)
won Bob Stupak's 1981 American Cup poker tournament. He defeated all 9 other players at the final table in less than an hour. As a result, Stupak gave
Johnny_Chan
American poker player and commentator (1947–2020)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Mike_Sexton
player 10 Brandon Steven United States Businessman, poker player 8 and 11 Bob Stupak United States Casino owner, poker player 1 Stanley Tang Hong Kong DoorDash
List of players on High Stakes Poker
List_of_players_on_High_Stakes_Poker
American gambler and poker player (1907–1995)
the original on November 30, 2024. Retrieved February 22, 2026. Pajich, Bob (February 11, 2014). "Men of Action: Johnny Moss, Country Cool". Card Player
Johnny_Moss
Coveted prize in poker
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
World Series of Poker bracelet
World_Series_of_Poker_bracelet
Australian publishing, media and gaming tycoon (1937–2005)
"heads or tails?", referring to an A$120 million wager (according to Bob Stupak's biography). Some variations of the story put the sum at A$60 million
Kerry_Packer
Board game
March 1989, Vegas World casino owner Bob Stupak challenged Trump to play a round of Trump: The Game, with Stupak wagering a $1 million bet. Trump declined
Trump:_The_Game
American figure in Texan organized crime
2000 he got into an altercation with casino manager and poker player Bob Stupak, slapping him in the face during a disagreement over Becky Binion's management
R._D._Matthews
just north of the Strip in 1996. The resort, conceived by businessman Bob Stupak, includes the tallest observation tower in the U.S., standing 1,149 feet
History_of_Las_Vegas
American poker player (1928–2012)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Amarillo_Slim
PPG Industries Ed Grier – Disneyland Joseph A. Hardy III – 84 Lumber Bob Stupak – Vegas Stratosphere David J. McDonald – president of steelworkers union
List of people from Pittsburgh
List_of_people_from_Pittsburgh
Series of poker tournaments
000 Carl McKelvey Results 13 May 13, 1989 $5,000 Deuce to Seven Draw 34 Bob Stupak (1/1) $139,500 Billy Baxter (0/5) Results 14 May 14, 1989 $10,000 No Limit
1989_World_Series_of_Poker
American poker player (born 1964)
from the original on August 27, 2023. Retrieved August 27, 2023. Pajich, Bob (July 6, 2007). "Hellmuth, Enright Inducted into Poker Hall of Fame". Card
Phil_Hellmuth
used. The building was opened as Arizona Charlie's Boulder. In 1999, Bob Stupak was planning a 400-foot-high (122 m) resort themed after the RMS Titanic
List of canceled Las Vegas casinos
List_of_canceled_Las_Vegas_casinos
1998 US charging of president
start an impeachment against Clinton was launched by Republican Congressman Bob Barr. In a January 17, 1998, sworn deposition, Clinton denied having a "sexual
Impeachment_of_Bill_Clinton
1997 American comedy film
looking for the ruby. Mr. Magoo and Luanne arrive at the house and Stupak hides from them. Bob sneaks into Mr. Magoo's house and finds the ruby. Upon being
Mr._Magoo_(film)
American poker player (1951–2007)
Archived from the original on May 13, 2008. Retrieved June 16, 2018. Pajich, Bob (December 5, 2007). "Remembering Chip Reese - Poker News". CardPlayer.com
Chip_Reese
American cash game poker television show
Brandon Adams, Mike Baxter, Brian Brandon, Phil Galfond, Guy Laliberté, Bob Safai, Antonio Salorio, and Haralabos Voulgaris. The later episodes of this
High_Stakes_Poker
Month of 1974
column 5. Retrieved 9 October 2023. Smith, John L. (7 February 1999). "Bob Stupak". News. Las Vegas Review-Journal. Retrieved 9 October 2023. AllMovie.
May_1974
American poker player (born 1939)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
T._J._Cloutier
American poker player (1930–1988)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Jack_Straus
American poker player (1934–1996)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Bill_Smith_(poker_player)
musician The Killers's bass guitarist Alessandro Stratta No celebrity chef Bob Stupak No casino developer Stratosphere, Vegas World Angela Summers No pornographic
List_of_people_from_Las_Vegas
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Carolyn_Gardner
American poker player and author (born 1944)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Tom_McEvoy
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
David_Baxter_(poker_player)
American television sitcom (1998–2006)
after divorcing Bob and moving to California, but returns in a limited guest appearance during the sixth and seventh seasons. Don Stark as Bob Pinciotti: Midge's
That_'70s_Show
American poker player (born 1940)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Billy_Baxter_(poker_player)
American poker player and business executive (born 1941)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Lyle_Berman
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1985_World_Series_of_Poker
Blind man's bluff (poker) Blondie Forbes Bluff (poker) Bluff Magazine Bob Stupak Bobby Baldwin Boss Media Bounty (poker) Bourré Brandon Cantu Brent Musburger
Index_of_poker_articles
Series of poker tournaments, held annually
Moss (2), Stu Ungar (2) Most Main Event final tables in consecutive years: Bob Hooks (4, 1973–1976), Johnny Moss (4, 1971–1974) Most Main Event money finishes
World_Series_of_Poker
American politician and lobbyist
Democrat Bart Stupak was elected from 1st district, succeeding Davis as the U.S. representative for the U.P. and Northern Michigan. Stupak, coincidentally
Bob Davis (Michigan politician)
Bob_Davis_(Michigan_politician)
Iranian-American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Hamid_Dastmalchi
Greek American poker player (born 1942)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Sam_Mastrogiannis
American attorney and poker player (1931–2008)
Champions: The 1980s, ThePokerForum.com. Accessed October 24, 2008. Ciaffone, Bob (May 12, 2004). "The Biggest Little City". Card Player. Retrieved April 7
Hal_Kant
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1988_World_Series_of_Poker
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1987_World_Series_of_Poker
American poker player (born 1942)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Artie_Cobb
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Gene_Fisher
1st Gus Hansen $532,490 2nd Daniel Rentzer $253,595 3rd Andy Bloch $125,460 4th David Pham $80,080 5th Steven Shkolnik $53,390 6th Bob Stupak $46,715
World Poker Tour season 1 results
World_Poker_Tour_season_1_results
American poker player (1940–2004)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Ken_Flaton
American poker player (born 1931)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Frank Henderson (poker player)
Frank_Henderson_(poker_player)
and philanthropist John Stumpf, former chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo Bob Stupak, founded Vegas World casino and the Stratosphere tower Peter Szulczewski
List_of_Polish_Americans
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Rose_Pifer
American poker player (1937–2004)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Dody_Roach
American poker player (born 1946)
Archived from the original on April 17, 2023. Retrieved May 1, 2023. Pajich, Bob (2010). "A Brief Introduction to Dewey Tomko". New Yinzer. Archived from
Dewey_Tomko
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Loretta_Huber
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Karen_Wolfson
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Thomas_Chung_(poker_player)
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1981_World_Series_of_Poker
American poker player (1949–1992)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Jim_Doman
Historic district in Nevada, United States
Neighborhood Association was formed in 1995. When local casino owner Bob Stupak announced plans to build a replica of the Titanic in the area, homeowners
John S. Park Historic District
John_S._Park_Historic_District
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1983_World_Series_of_Poker
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Mike_Hart_(poker_player)
American poker player (1928–1989)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Sarge_Ferris
Historic hotel and casino in Las Vegas, Nevada
and equipment would raise the monthly costs to approximately $500,000. Bob Stupak was among those who bid on the Silverbird, but no one bid the minimum
El_Rancho_Hotel_and_Casino
politician, MP for Brentford and Chiswick (1945–1950) and Swindon (1955–1969). Bob Stupak, 67, American casino owner (Vegas World, Stratosphere Las Vegas), leukemia
Deaths_in_September_2009
Hotel & Casino
years, the hotel's clientele included out-of-town construction workers. Bob Stupak, a longtime friend of Woodrum, was a frequent customer at the Klondike
Klondike_Hotel_and_Casino
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1986_World_Series_of_Poker
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Hilbert_Shirey
American poker player (born 1945)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Mickey_Appleman
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Don_Holt
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Buster_Jackson
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1980_World_Series_of_Poker
Series of poker tournaments
Event - No Limit Hold'em 14 Sandy Stupak (1/1) $14,000 Unknown Results 9 May 9, 1984 $1,000 Limit Hold'em 270 Bob Martinez (1/1) $135,000 Jerry Todd
1984_World_Series_of_Poker
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Linda_Ryke-Drucker
American poker player
Limit". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved April 14, 2024. Pajich, Bob (July 6, 2007). "Hellmuth, Enright Inducted Into Poker Hall of Fame – Poker
Barbara_Enright
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Alma_McClelland
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Lakewood_Louie
American actress, comedian and activist (born 1958)
Awards. She appeared in Seasons 4 and 5 of That '70s Show as Joanne Stupak, Bob Pinciotti's girlfriend, had a recurring role in Mad About You and guest
Mo_Gaffney
American poker player (born 1935)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Berry_Johnston
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Deby_Callihan
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Ruth_Godfrey_(poker_player)
American poker player (1942–2003)
Database". The Hendon Mob Poker Database. Retrieved December 2, 2024. Ciaffone, Bob (June 14, 2006). "Jack Keller - Barry Greenstein Vol. 17, No. 5". Card Player
Jack_Keller_(poker_player)
Series of poker tournaments
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
1982_World_Series_of_Poker
Radio station in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
time-brokered format by 1987. KLAV previously broadcast from atop the former Bob Stupak's Vegas World Hotel & Casino until its closure in 2000. The station broadcast
KLAV
Series of poker tournaments
Marshall 22 Paul Phillips Dennis "Mickey" Seagle $8,000 Steve Simmons Bob Stupak Shawn Rice Dan Pugliese Bon Phan Jeff Rine 23 Robert Williamson III Joe
Ultimate_Poker_Challenge
American poker player (1942–2013)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Don_Williams_(poker_player)
American poker player (born 1937)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Jay_Heimowitz
Indian-born Australian poker player (born 1947)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Mel_Judah
Norwegian poker player (1947–2018)
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
Thor_Hansen
Prestigious 1980s poker tournament
Final table Place Name Prize 1st Bob Stupak $47,500
1989_Super_Bowl_of_Poker
American poker player
Bennett Norman Berliner Paul Fontaine Mike Hart Jack Keller (2) Sandy Stupak Bob Martinez Mike Schneiberg Dewey Tomko (2) Karen Wolfson 1985 Dick Carson
June_Field
American politician (born 1945)
abortions across state lines without parental consent. He voted against the Stupak-Pitts Amendment, which prohibits health insurance companies from offering
Bob_Brady
would at least run an entertaining campaign. He compared Goodman with Bob Stupak, another political outsider who ran for mayor, unsuccessfully, in 1987
1999 Las Vegas mayoral election
1999_Las_Vegas_mayoral_election
American author, educator, political activist, and strategist (born 1959)
game, that is referred to as cheating." She was strongly critical of the Stupak–Pitts Amendment, which places limits on taxpayer-funded abortions in the
Donna_Brazile
American actor and writer (born 1951)
well as such television characters as Commissioner Hugo Jarry in Deadwood, Bob Bishop in Heroes, Sandy Ryerson in Glee, Stu Beggs in Californication and
Stephen_Tobolowsky
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