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This week a 53 year old man in Singapore was one of 49 people arrested in an organized crime crackdown, but what's interesting is that he's thought to have made $17 million by running an illegal gambling ring.
Seet Seo Boon was arrested by police in the Asian country this week and will be prosecuted under the Organized Crime Act. He is thought to have made $17 million through the ring, which ran illegal lotteries as well as internet betting operations. He, along with five other defendants associated with the ring were charged, and more than $25 million in assets were also seized.
Others charged in the case include See Chye Huat, Or Poh Soon, Lim Poi Hwa, Seah Ee Lam, and Toh Hock Chye, all of whom are suspected of receiving and facilitating illegal gambling transactions.
If any of the defendants are found guilty, they face up to five years in jail and fines of up to $100,000.
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I am sure many customers from my country, they are targeting the Asian market including my country, seeing a many of gambling sites in advertisement through websites and blogs make it grow, in my country rarely there are players who understand about legit casino,so they take many victims by not paying big wins
Now this is a serious matter, not like those arrested for a home game of Mah Jong like the other news of police raid in Singapore was.
These guys earned pretty decent money but all good things comes to an end...they say.
they are targeting many people in my country. and we call it TOGEL SINGAPORE. that's really fraud.
$17 million just from ilegal gambling ring, gambling so interesting by Asian people. I think much gambler from indonesia as customer in singapore gambling. Cause in indonesia gambling is very illegal thing. So much gambler from indonesia doing gambling in singapore.