Jamie Gold videographer to release “negative” footage

April 29th, 2008
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Rae Valentine, the videographer who captured Jamie Gold’s life on film before, during and after his World Series of Poker main event victory in 2006, has said he is auctioning of all of his footage of the controversial bracelet winner.

According to wickedchopspoker.com, Valentine will sell all the video of Gold on eBay, and says the video will “validate some of the negative imagery surrounding the life of Jamie Gold”:

Says Valentine on a website he created recently:

“On August 10, 2008, the 2-year anniversary of Jamie’s World Series Of Poker 2006 win, I will end a 5-day auction on Ebay providing the winning bid with all video content associated with the Jamie Gold Project, in its entirety. Maybe this day will prove to be lucky for me. I truly hope whomever ends up with this content has the same passion I once had of making a compelling movie documentary, even in it’s moments of controversy, as interesting and entertaining a story, I know it to be.”

Whole thing here.

Valentine’s decision to sell the footage came after Gold decided he didn’t want to make a documentary with the footage.


Article Credit: Dustin

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