Ultimate Bet Neo Nazi connection?

June 26th, 2010

Bob Heick Photo Then

Bob Heick Photo recent years

Turns out the Cereus/Ultimate Bet/Absolute Ultimate Bet Poker scandal keeps getting more interesting (and worse) as time goes by. The latest information suggests there is a link between Ultimate Bet and racists, and that link is Bob Heick. Bob Heick, a former employee of Ultimate Bet, was married to the former Fraud Manager of Ultimate Bet, Carolyn Heick. Carolyn Heick was in charge when the internal cheating took place. The security technology tool in place at the time of the scandal should have easily uncovered the multiple accounts originating from a few specific locations/computers but was overlooked by Carolyn. There have been some rumors regarding her alleged involvement in the scandal. The evidence is mainly circumstantial but suggests she knew about the cheating and could have easily been involved. In addition to the questions surrounding her professional life, there are now some additional questions about her personal choices. Carolyn Heick was married to Bob Heick. Bob used to work for Ultimate Bet but is best known for his work as founder of the white supremacist group, American Front. American Front was a white-power skinhead organization started in the mid 1980s in San Francisco, California in the 1980’s. Bob left the group and moved to Portland with Carolyn around 1990 and the two lived there for several years. During his time there, it’s said that he tried to organize and was apparently one of the many who trekked to Idaho in support of Randy Weaver at Ruby Ridge. There are no reports as to whether Carolyn accompanied him but she certainly knew of her husband’s history and interests. Rumor has it the two are no longer together but it still brings her judgment into question yet again. And what does it say about the judgment of those hiring at UB??? According to some, UB has never had any African American Pros on their roster. If this is true, it could bring an entirely different scandal, not to mention lawsuit, to light.