Tobey Maguire was such a poker playing fiend that the Spider-Man star had separate bank accounts devoted entirely to his favorite card game.

RadarOnline.com has obtained a legal response that Maguire filed on July 5, 2011, to a lawsuit that was filed against him for money he’d won from convicted Ponzi schemer Brad Ruderman, and included copies of checks to prove he both won and lost money during the illegal poker ring games, putting him about even with Ruderman.

Not only does Maguire, 36, label his two checking accounts as “Poker Account” and “Poker Account (2)”, but the actors checks included as evidence in his legal response give an eye-opening look at just how often he was playing poker and dishing out money for his hobby.

It was a game of star-studded high stakes poker involving millions of dollars funded by a bogus ‘Yo-Yoing’ bank account, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

RadarOnline.com’s blockbuster story about an illegal card ring involving Spiderman’s Tobey Maguire and other A-list Hollywood celebs truly was a web of deceit and lies according to court papers.

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Maguire, 35, allegedly won more than $300,000 from Beverly Hills hedge fund manager Brad Ruderman.

Money-man Ruderman is accused of embezzling investor funds and orchestrating a Ponzi scheme in a desperate bid to pay off his monster debt to the star and other celeb players.

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