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    A raid by Costa Rica’s Judicial Investigation Police (OIJ) Friday failed to find the Absolute Poker bosses entitled in the US government’s indictments contrary to 11 peak online poker commerce executives. The raids were allegedly aimed at at finding Scott Tom, Olman Rimola, and a third individual who has yet to be named.
   
   According to a report in the Tico Times, the OIJ raided Tom’s house in Escazu, but he was nowhere to be found. Tom and his half-brother Brent Beckley’s whereabouts stay unknown.
   
   According to the report, raids were furthermore undertaken on the agencies of Innovative Data Solutions, a business belongs to by Rimola that housed Absolute Poker. Other raid goals encompassed the Costa Rican head agency of PokerStars in Santa Ana, and the dwelling of Rimola’s mother in Escazu.
   
   Since the broadcast of the “Black Friday” indictments, one of the most tough trials for US regulation enforcement agents has been apprehending the supposes involved. So far, just four of the 11 supposes have been accounted for. The indictments were filed for allegations extending from the procedure of illicit wagering sites to bank deception and conspiracy to violate the UIGEA guidelines that avert US-based banks from processing most online wagering transactions.
   
   The indictments furthermore compelled the three biggest poker sites functioning in the United States – PokerStars, Full Tilt Poker and Absolute Poker – to closed down their services in America. All three sites have proceeded to function in other nations, while PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker have both made affirmations with the US government that will permit them to repay account balances to their American players.

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