A Las Vegas judge has ordered David Oancea — better known as sports bettor “Vegas Dave” — to turn over assets after finding he failed to comply with an earlier court order tied to an unpaid $30.2 million judgment.
What happened
A court is trying to enforce a $30.2 million judgment against David Oancea, the Las Vegas sports bettor known as \u201CVegas Dave.\u201D The latest order requires him to surrender assets after the court found he had not followed an earlier directive to do so.
The key number
The central figure is a $30.2 million judgment issued roughly a year before this latest order. The new ruling is not a new judgment amount; it is an enforcement step tied to the unpaid judgment already on the books.
Did he comply?
According to the judge\u2019s finding, Oancea did not comply with the previous order requiring him to turn over assets. That noncompliance is the reason the court has now issued another order focused on asset turnover.
Latest status
The latest public update is that the judge has found Oancea out of compliance with the earlier asset-turnover order and has ordered him to hand over assets as part of the effort to collect on the $30.2 million judgment.
Key Facts
- A judge found that David Oancea did not comply with an earlier order to hand over assets.
- The order follows a $30.2 million judgment issued about a year earlier.
- The case involves enforcement of a large financial judgment against Oancea.