LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Online gaming company BetOnSports said Friday that, in the light of the temporary restraining order and indictment issued against it in the U.S., it has decided to close its U.S. facing operations. The company said it will cease its operations in Costa Rica and Antigua, which serve U.S. customers, will pay liabilities to staff and creditors and will repay balances to U.S. customers in an orderly manner. BetOnSports added that its ability to pay customers and creditors depend on it being able to realize sufficient funds from its assets outside Costa Rica and Antigua as well as earning sufficient profits from its non-U.S. facing business.
To the players that have been raped, everyone feels bad about what has happened. We will continue to work hard and pursue these crooks in Asia or to the ends of the earth until they pay.