RJ Cipriani on Owen Hanson Giving Him $2.5M in Cartel Drug Money After He Gambled $1.5M (Part 4)
December 21, 2025
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In a revealing interview, gambler RJ Cipriani discussed receiving $2.5 million in cash from Owen Hanson, alleged to be cartel drug money. Cipriani explained that Hanson initially handed him $1.5 million in cash to gamble at Sydney’s Star Casino, where Cipriani played blackjack and initially won about $100,000. After returning the money to Hanson, Cipriani then went to Las Vegas and gambled the remaining funds, eventually losing $1.4 million. Cipriani denied claims that he was paid a percentage for laundering the money, stating he never received a cut and took full responsibility for the losses. He also dismissed Hanson's story about casino hosts and sister properties, calling them “nonsense.” Cipriani emphasized he played the money at risk, eventually recovering his losses to return $1 million to Hanson. The interview sheds light on a high-stakes gambling saga involving suspicious funds and complex dealings.
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