Absolute Poker Founder Scott Tom Spends One Week in Jail Scott Tom, one of the founders of the ill-fated Absolute Poker has recently completed a one week jail sentence after being convicted of being an accessory after theThis latest development almost puts to bed the saga of the sorry demise of Absolute Poker. Back in August some 7,400 former players of... Absolute Poker's Scott Tom pleads Black Friday... -… Former Absolute Poker co-founder Scott Tom is a step closer to resolving his outstanding criminal charges filed by US prosecutors in the 2011 Black Friday online poker indictments. On May 31, Tom (pictured) reached a deal with federal prosecutors to plead guilty to a single misdemeanor charge in...
It looks like that the co-founder of Absolute Poker Scott Tom had finally put an end to his long-running legal case with the U.S. government, and for sure the poker players who became victims of the fraudulent site will not be happy to know that he escaped with very little punishment.
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Absolute Poker Founder Scott Tom Goes to Jail, Serves 7 ...
А вот основатель Absolute Poker Скотт Том, обвиненный в незаконном ведении азартных игр в Интернете и в сговоре с целью нарушенияПосле урегулирования дела с федеральными прокурорами в Южном округе Нью-Йорка и оплате штрафа в 300 000 долларов Скотт Том...
Early last week, Reuters reported that Absolute Poker founder Scott Tom has surrendered himself to authorities over his Black Friday indictment. He’s presently out on bond and expected to strike a plea deal in the near future. The Black Friday saga has slowly been wrapping to a conclusion and there’s only one major player left to turn himself in. PokerStars founder Isai Scheinberg is still ...
Of particular interest to me in this series of Tokwiro-sponsored videos was Leggett’s confirmation that no one was or will be legally prosecuted in the Absolute Poker scandal. When the perpetrator was discovered in the AP insider cheating scandal, he was given protection from prosecution in exchange for information about the crime. Absolute Poker Co-Founder Out of Jail • This Week in Gambling Absolute Poker co-founder Scott Tom has returned to his home in Antigua after serving a week in a United States jail on illegal gambling charges. Tom, who faced multiple felony charges after being indicted on April 15, 2011 aka Black Friday, reached a plea deal with US prosecutors on May 31 in which he agreed to plead guilty to a single count of being an accessory after the fact in the ... Former Absolute Poker Executive Returns to United States to ... Scott Tom decided to face illegal internet gambling charges after nearly six years in hiding. Tom, former founder and CEO of Absolute Poker, entered a not guilty plea in a New York federal court this week.
Online Poker Sites Face Crackdown. ... and Scott Tom and Brent Beckley of Absolute Poker. ... While two of individuals charged have been arrested and another is expected to appear at an ...
Scott Tom, who founded Costa Rica-based Absolute Poker, pleaded not guilty in Manhattan federal court to charges he violated a federal internet gambling law and engaged in a money-laundering ... Absolute Poker's Scott Tom Accepts $300K Plea Deal to Avoid Jail as ... Jul 19, 2017 ... Absolute Poker co-founder Scott Tom has pled guilty to one misdemeanor ... Absolute Poker, and Full Tilt, nine of the 11 were either arrested or ...
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