[bonusguy]

sent them $500 bitcoin

got a feeling angels win today and went to go all-in $625 on them. limited to $250 max wagers

[ans61201]

This guy is still alive?

[Heltah Skeltah]

You took it in the ass just like you like it kolzig

[ikid2groove415]

sent them $500 bitcoin

got a feeling angels win today and went to go all-in $625 on them. limited to $250 max wagers

Micky mouse book

[jjgold]

It’s been around forever

[bonusguy]

Micky mouse book

yep i should have been told before i deposited. who in their right mind would have guessed that. bs

[Bostongambler]

They used to be a run off of SOS in the beginning of offshores.

[jjgold]

It’s not a Mickey Mouse book

Been around forever deep credit roots

[Waterstpub87]

They pay super quick. Like bitcoin while you are still on the phone with them

[bonusguy]

went on live chat and they upped my limits to $500

still too late game already started

[jjgold]

You see !!

I think they still have a network of books

[gauchojake]

Wow

Even when you win you lose

Angels just piling on now

[Bostongambler]

NITED STATES OF AMERICA, Appellee, v. TODD LYONS and DANIEL EREMIAN, Defendants, Appellants.


Nos. 12–1835 12–1858
Decided: January 17, 2014
Before Lynch, Chief Judge, Thompson and Kayatta, Circuit Judges.Peter Charles Horstman n, with whom Partridge, Ankner & Horstmann, LLP was on brief, for appellant Todd Lyons. Juan Chardiet, with whom Chardiet Law P.C. was on brief, for appellant Daniel Eremian. John M. Pellettieri, Attorney, Appellate Section, Criminal Division, U.S. Department of Justice, with whom Mythili Raman, Acting Assistant Attorney General, Denis J. McInerney, Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Carmen M. Ortiz, United States Attorney, and Robert A. Fisher, Mary Beth Murrane, and Fred W. Wyshak, Assistant U.S. Attorneys, were on brief, for appellee.
Todd Lyons and Daniel Eremian worked for Sports Off Shore (SOS), a gambling business based in Antigua.  After a wide-ranging investigation by federal and state law enforcement of SOS and its employees and agents, and a lengthy trial, a jury convicted both Lyons and Eremian on two counts under the Wire Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1084, two counts under RICO, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1962(c) and 1962(d), and one count under 18 U.S.C. § 1955 for conducting an illegal gambling business.  Lyons was separately convicted on another eighteen counts.  In this direct appeal from their convictions and sentences, Lyons and Eremian argue that:  (1) the district court improperly denied them a safe harbor instruction on the government's charges that they violated the Wire Act;  (2) the Wire Act does not apply to the internet;  (3) the government did not prove they had the necessary mens rea to violate the Wire Act;  (4) their convictions involved an inappropriate extraterritorial application of the Wire Act;  (5) their Wire Act convictions should be overturned because the government was required but failed to prove that all relevant bets were on sporting events;  and (6) the district court improperly admitted into evidence a directory of SOS agents.

[Bostongambler]

Seems like yesterday. They still pay out over 6 figure balences without blinking an eye.

[Bostongambler]

Or balances not balences.

[RiverRaid]

BG is an OG, I would suggest you heed his advice.

[Bostongambler]

BG is an OG, I would suggest you heed his advice.

I’m sure we go back RR, but you must of had another name. 👍