Shaq reached an agreement with the CFTC and accepted various penalties in his place, including preventing him from trading the profits of his goods and asking, receiving, or receiving funds from anyone for the purpose of selling his goods. He also has to pay a $750,000 settlement.
Shak reached this settlement without pleading guilty. In a statement provided to PokerNews through a public relations firm, he explained that he was confident he could have won the trial but decided to save himself the costs and delays involved in the lengthy litigation.
Shaq added that he had been a well-positioned member of the exchange for 45 years. After retiring two years ago, he decided that now was a good time to leave the matter behind, pursue other opportunities and avoid unnecessary litigation costs. 슬롯머신