I'll add that the crypto will one day be broken (even brute force will eventually work once CPU/GPU have progressed far enough). And when it is, there is no reason you couldn't just sit back cracking those wallets in secret before funneling the coins your way. A significant weakness of the anonymity of the network means no one really "owns" a wallet in the traditional sense. They are essentially communal.
Not sure what's meant by that dig, but worth pointing out that a lot of former (and some current) Magic pros do quite well in financial work. In fact, an eerie number of them seem to graduate from Magic, to poker, to finance.
This site was hacked a few days ago causing much chaos in the Bitcoin community.
Both of them moved out of country when the Poker stars crackdown happened so they could keep playing.
When I mentioned I liked Blackjack they laughed and said "...odds are terrible...you might as well play the stock market..".