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A Las Vegas-based poker player and \u201cInstagram King\u201d has lowered the listing price of his valley home by $5 million.<\/p>\n
Dan Bilzerian has lowered the price of his \u201cadult playground\u201d mansion<\/a> from $25 million to $19.9 million, the listing shows. The mansion was the most expensive listing in the Las Vegas Valley until October when it was dethroned<\/a> by a $28.75 million 15,000 square-foot Blue Heron home in MacDonald Highlands.<\/p>\n Located in Spring Valley and built in 2006, Bilzerian bought the home in 2018 for $8.5 million and did a number of renovations. The home boasts over 38,289 square feet on a 5-acre lot.<\/p>\n Inside is a full-sized basketball court that works as a roller hockey rink, along with an outdoor pool with a rock climbing wall and slide. There is also a full poker room, indoor trampoline and rock climbing wall, batting cage, Jujutsu room, foam pit, golf simulator, pizza ovens, cinema and a 16-car garage.<\/p>\n Bilzerian is attempting to sell his home while he also is facing legal challenges.<\/p>\n In October, criminal charges were announced <\/a>against Bilzerian and his father Paul Bilzerian, former Wall Street investor, alleging Paul Bilzerian \u201cfunneled\u201d money to his son\u2019s business while owing judgments that now surpass $180 million.<\/p>\n \u201cThis indictment alleges a long-running pattern of criminal behavior to avoid a regulator\u2019s judgment, mislead investors, and cheat the IRS,\u201d Martin Estrada, U.S. attorney in Los Angeles, said in a news release at the time.<\/p>\n A federal grand jury returned a nine-count indictment against Bilzerian-founded company Ignite International Brands Ltd., Paul Bilzerian and Ignite executive Scott Rohleder on charges including conspiracy to defraud the United States and wire fraud.<\/p>\n In November, Bilzerian sued his father, <\/a>alleging he pushed him out of his own company Ignite, where he was majority shareholder, though he was its \u201cnominal CEO\u201d and not directly involved in its operations, according to the complaint.<\/p>\n Contact Emerson Drewes at edrewes@reviewjournal.com<\/a>. Follow @EmersonDrewes<\/a> on X.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n