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The pigs now have a war on gambling similar to the extremely profitable War on Drugs. Good for f*ckin them. Looks like they got 24 million in stolen funds out of this deal and are making serious inroads to ruining the value of a company which employs many poor people in Costa Rica. This is a Great Victory for these heroes of law enforcement. A while back they succesfully stole a couple hundred million from Neteller and they've robbed countless others of their assets on the pretext of stopping this dangerous trend of the population having the freedom to make choices. The long term strategy should be to steal as much cash and hard assets as possible to scare everyone out of the market, thus reducing the dangerous condition of having a population which is free to make it's own choices. Law enforcement in this country has and will continue to make great strides in eliminating freedoms and filling up jails thanks to heroic laws like the UIGEA, RICO, the Wire Act and others. We need to protect the great security state that is America from evil villains like Calvin Ayre and Peter Dicks. As every law enforcemnt agent worth his weight in Yayo will tell you, it's a slippery slope. One minute you're experimenting with smoking a marijuana cigarrette or playing a little poker, the next thing you know, you're on a rooftop naked, covered in the blood of the helpless teenage girl who you've just brutally raped and decapited, throwing her lifeless body over the 45th story ledge, all the way to the bottom, into a dumpster in the alley below, where all those poor souls who dared to try the Devil marijuana or play a few hands of blackjack end up spending their life. And as these arguments go, that's just the beginning, the eternal torture of reflecting on the life you wasted as a junkie. Pretty scary...the police that is.