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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7786909....
Seems to me the Beeb have strived to use his full name by using many more paragraphs than normal
Seems to me the Beeb have strived to use his full name by using many more paragraphs than normal
Edited by Olf on Wednesday 17th December 08:39
Gambling tycoon to forfeit $300m
Anurag Diks
t, file pic courtesy of PartyGaming
Anurag Diks
t still holds a major stake in PartyGaming
The billionaire co-founder of an internet gambling company has pleaded guilty to violating US internet laws and agreed to forfeit $300m (£192m).
Anurag Diks
t, co-founder of the UK-listed company PartyGaming, entered the plea in a New York federal court.
He is charged with violating federal gambling laws, an offence which could incur a prison term of up to two years.
Mr Diks
t, an Indian national with an estimated fortune of $1.6bn, declined to comment to reporters.
The US justice department said Mr Diks
t, 37, had pleaded guilty to one count of "using the wires to transmit bets and wagering information".
US gambling law reforms in 2006 effectively made it illegal for PartyGaming to trade there.
Correspondents say Mr Diks
t, who still holds a major stake in the company, is unlikely to serve any jail time because of a plea agreement with prosecutors.
Mr Diks
t, who was released on a $15m bail pending sentencing next December, has already paid $100m.
Looks to me he has been living up to his name as he has been a bit of a Dik and is definitely in the s**t
Anurag Diks
t, file pic courtesy of PartyGamingAnurag Diks
t still holds a major stake in PartyGamingThe billionaire co-founder of an internet gambling company has pleaded guilty to violating US internet laws and agreed to forfeit $300m (£192m).
Anurag Diks
t, co-founder of the UK-listed company PartyGaming, entered the plea in a New York federal court.He is charged with violating federal gambling laws, an offence which could incur a prison term of up to two years.
Mr Diks
t, an Indian national with an estimated fortune of $1.6bn, declined to comment to reporters.The US justice department said Mr Diks
t, 37, had pleaded guilty to one count of "using the wires to transmit bets and wagering information".US gambling law reforms in 2006 effectively made it illegal for PartyGaming to trade there.
Correspondents say Mr Diks
t, who still holds a major stake in the company, is unlikely to serve any jail time because of a plea agreement with prosecutors.Mr Diks
t, who was released on a $15m bail pending sentencing next December, has already paid $100m. Looks to me he has been living up to his name as he has been a bit of a Dik and is definitely in the s**t
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