I was the player who initially suspected he didn't belong in the club. There is a certain level of respect that all club members have for each other and he had no respect for anybody at the our table. After he got "huffy" with you and another member too I really thought started to suspect he was an outsider. While he was at my table, his overall attitude didn't sit well with me. I even tried to quiz him if he was a husband of a member and he blew off my question.

The reason why he had all of those chips was that he knocked me out when I had approx 30k in chips (about 10% of the total chips in play). We were almost equal in chip count and he probably had about 20% of the chips after our big pot. I was gunning for him (bad play on my part) and I overplayed AQ and we ended up all-in preflop and he had AK. His AK held up and he had a massive chip count after that point.

After he knocked me out, I asked another club member on the sidelines if he knew who he was. After a little discussion about it, he got the wheels in motion to find out who the guy was. Thankfully he was identified as non-eligible so that the rest of the members in the tournament could compete for the tournament. Good job guys!