Has anyone heard rumors about Feds coming to town (SJ,CR)

JesseJames+ · Jan 29, 2007

:machinegu
Heard about a bunch of rooms reserved by the USembassy not far from La Sabana and Belen exactly on Superbowl week.
I know CR is a sovereing country but nothing surprises me anymore.
Just take a look at the following articles.
http://www.nacion.com/ln_ee/2000/marzo/02/pais2.html
http://g021.lib.uic.edu/col/51310.htm
http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/2006/May/06_crm_321_spanish.htm
http://www.bettingmarket.com/dojwar50021.htm http://g021.lib.uic.edu/col/51310.htm

Jesse
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Big money ain't dumb money

JudgeWapner · Jan 29, 2007

Been hearing it for 2 months.

JesseJames+ · Jan 29, 2007

Yeah, heard about Ram-da and Corob-ci

JudgeWapner · Jan 29, 2007

Also the Marriot.

ClipJoint · Jan 29, 2007

You have no worries...they are just coming down there to get their action down on the game. They have no way of getting their money down to Costa Rica so they are flying in themselves.

For the record, I have been hearing this same thing for a few months.

wilheim · Jan 29, 2007

I heard it for the first time in 1994 and every Super Bowl since, so it's gotta be true.

wil..

AdamSelene · Jan 29, 2007

wilheim said:
I heard it for the first time in 1994 and every Super Bowl since, so it's gotta be true.

LOL

Fishhead · Jan 29, 2007

wilheim said:
I heard it for the first time in 1994 and every Super Bowl since, so it's gotta be true.

wil..

..........in fact, sure a few are operating their own shops.

JesseJames+ · Jan 29, 2007

:missingte Hillarious Clip joint !!

AdamSelene · Jan 30, 2007

DoJ denies imminent indictment rumours

DoJ denies imminent indictment rumours

Rumours suggesting further online gaming arrests planned for this week have been denied by the Department of Justice (DoJ) in New York and Washington DC this afternoon.

A spokesperson said: “Nothing would be made public until an individual or company was charged.”

According to sources in Washington DC who have spoken to eGaming Review, the US authorities are on the verge of unsealing another set of indictments against a high-profile US-facing betting and gaming operator.

A move against the rumoured target in Superbowl week would be bound to be grab the headlines. It would also follow on from the arrests earlier in January of the two founders of Neteller, Stephen Lawrence and John Lefebvre.

eGaming Review will report more as the story develops.

Posted: 2007-01-30

CalvinTy · Jan 30, 2007

Adam Selene said:
DoJ denies imminent indictment rumours

Rumours suggesting further online gaming arrests planned for this week have been denied by the Department of Justice (DoJ) in New York and Washington DC this afternoon.

A spokesperson said: “Nothing would be made public until an individual or company was charged.”

According to sources in Washington DC who have spoken to eGaming Review, the US authorities are on the verge of unsealing another set of indictments against a high-profile US-facing betting and gaming operator.

A move against the rumoured target in Superbowl week would be bound to be grab the headlines. It would also follow on from the arrests earlier in January of the two founders of Neteller, Stephen Lawrence and John Lefebvre.

eGaming Review will report more as the story develops.

Posted: 2007-01-30

I don't like this line.... it's screaming "Calvin Ayre, Bodog".... what you think, everyone? Put aside the fact that he is probably untouchable, but could we realistically continue at Bodog or that they would be better off to temporarily stop serving the U.S. market if the indictments are against him/Bodog??

* CalvinTy

D2bets · Jan 30, 2007

Adam Selene said:
DoJ denies imminent indictment rumours

Rumours suggesting further online gaming arrests planned for this week have been denied by the Department of Justice (DoJ) in New York and Washington DC this afternoon.

A spokesperson said: “Nothing would be made public until an individual or company was charged.”

According to sources in Washington DC who have spoken to eGaming Review, the US authorities are on the verge of unsealing another set of indictments against a high-profile US-facing betting and gaming operator.

A move against the rumoured target in Superbowl week would be bound to be grab the headlines. It would also follow on from the arrests earlier in January of the two founders of Neteller, Stephen Lawrence and John Lefebvre.

eGaming Review will report more as the story develops.

Posted: 2007-01-30

Two words: Bo Dog. I guess that's one word.

But in any case, so long as the operator doesn't set foot in the U.S., what can they do?

AdamSelene · Jan 30, 2007

I honestly don't think it is BoDog.

They have and will continue to target operations with some nexus to the U.S. Other than advertising BoDog has never had such.

Also I don't think they will unseal indictments without someone in custody.

And I really doubt any bust will happen outside of U.S. soil. They painfully waited for Lawrence to step into U.S. territory (U.S. Virgin Islands) before unsealing those indictments.

Makes you wonder, though, how many "sealed" indictments there are waiting for an opportunity for someone to be stupid.

CAPNCRUNCH · Jan 30, 2007

Feds are lying, POS coward scumbag asssholes.....and they are about as smart as my pusssycat......which aint too smart. And I apologize to pusssycats.

P.S. If they do come to Costa Rica....I am betting big money they will not be able to figure out what color the taxicabs are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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