Poker Ringleader Refuses To Cooperate With MLB Investigators In A-Rod Probe

Aug. 8 2011, Published 10:30 a.m. ET
By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Legal Editor
Hollywood poker madam Molly Bloom won't cooperate with MLB's investigation into the New York Yankee's Alex Rodriguez involvement in the high stakes poker games, Breaking Celebrity News is exclusively reporting.
Molly Bloom's lawyer Ronald Richards tells Breaking Celebrity News: "My client, Molly Bloom, won't be answering any questions," from Major League Baseball's Bud Selig about A-Rod's poker games.
Bud Selig has ordered A-Rod to New York City to answer questions about his involvement in the illegal poker games, where cocaine was used openly. Rodriguez, who initially denied that he played in the high stakes games, says that he will cooperate with MLB officials.
Rodriguez played in an underground, illegal poker game where cocaine was openly used, and even organized his own high-stakes game, which ended with thugs threatening players. Now, in a dramatic turn, A-Rod is facing potential fallout from Major League Baseball, which previously warned him to stay out of illegal poker clubs and now has two investigators looking into his activities. While the 36-year-old boyfriend of actress Cameron Dia