How a Poker Dealer's Son Made His Big Barstool Bet

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Happy Friday and welcome to the Bloomberg Deals newsletter. Today we interview the CEO of the casino company that owns a stake in Barstool Sports, look at a big board ouster in Canada and a new Starboard position.

How a Poker Dealer's Son Made His Big Barstool Bet

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