Calvin Ayre Indicted

**tblues2005** · 02-28-12, 07:44 PM

wtf that country has a treaty with the US also. There is several countries that have no treaty at all with the US.

**tblues2005** · 02-28-12, 07:45 PM

flying is right he will get away with it don't worry about that.

**sickler** · 02-28-12, 07:46 PM

Originally posted by shari91

Arrested what dude? WTF are you on about again?

He's talking about the megaupload.com guy

**spencer7** · 02-28-12, 07:47 PM

Originally posted by tblues2005

jjgold they have been trying to get the ones in some of those countries for years now and they haven't done it yet. They are just trying to use these scare tactics on trying to keep people from playing at these books. I am sure that he has been smart of putting his income at a place where it cannot be touched. Probably in banks in the country where he is at or even in a safe in the basement of his home if he has to.

gary caplan from betonsports was extricated from the domican republic

**tblues2005** · 02-28-12, 07:49 PM

spencer I know they have a treaty with the US also. I know Costa Rica and Antigua don't and there is several others that don't either.

**shari91** · 02-28-12, 07:49 PM

Originally posted by sickler

He's talking about the megaupload.com guy

How the hell does some guy from megaupload.com - who is in a country that HAS AN EXTRADITION TREATY WITH THE US - have anything to do with the discussion in here? Am I missing something?

**wtf** · 02-28-12, 07:49 PM

Originally posted by tblues2005

wtf that country has a treaty with the US also. There is several countries that have no treaty at all with the US.

but if you are on that interpol list you can be detained anywhere if entering a country i thought

**opie1988** · 02-28-12, 07:50 PM

The lesson to be learned here is that if you're going to be a deadbeat tax evader and openly break US laws.......bragging about it at every turn might not be your best decision.

Along this same storyline....BW may very well already regret his bigtime interview he did for 60 Minutes.

Sometimes it's best to let a sleeping dog lie.

**Sam Odom** · 02-28-12, 07:52 PM

Calvin = a Joey Zasa wannabe

**tblues2005** · 02-28-12, 07:52 PM

I think that applies to certain conditions also I think wtf. Some countries don't even deal with them. I am not totally sure on that but I think that applies to hardened criminals and not things like being a book operator in some other country. Everyone of them countries are different. I know this that they don't even attempt to catch them in like Antigua and Costa Rica on charges like this.

**sickler** · 02-28-12, 07:52 PM

Originally posted by shari91

How the hell does some guy from megaupload.com - who is in a country that HAS AN EXTRADITION TREATY WITH THE US - have anything to do with the discussion in here? Am I missing something?

I didn't see a connection. Extradition is the key, either you have it or you don't.

Of course you could send in special forces to extradite someone ....

**wtf** · 02-28-12, 07:53 PM

Originally posted by shari91

How the hell does some guy from megaupload.com - who is in a country that HAS AN EXTRADITION TREATY WITH THE US - have anything to do with the discussion in here? Am I missing something?

yes u r missing something

if the usa authorities want someone they can exert all kinds of influence , does not matter where your ass is sitting

**Sam Odom** · 02-28-12, 07:53 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

Calvin = a Joey Zasa wannabe

**Sam Odom** · 02-28-12, 07:54 PM

**tblues2005** · 02-28-12, 08:00 PM

Here is what I found on interpol. If this guy is on that list them they could possibly could get him but with these gambling countries like Antigua and Costa Rica they are going to do nothing probably.

Interpol - Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interpol

**shari91** · 02-28-12, 08:00 PM

Originally posted by wtf

yes u r missing something

if the usa authorities want someone they can exert all kinds of influence , does not matter where your ass is sitting

You're 100% incorrect. Especially if that person isn't a US citizen and they don't have an extradition treaty. And another big thing: "The crime in question must also be a crime in the country you are being extradited out of." I suggest you do some reading.

**jjgold** · 02-28-12, 08:01 PM

Originally posted by Sam Odom

good find Sammy

None is above the law

**Emily_Haines** · 02-28-12, 08:08 PM

Originally posted by wtf

yes u r missing something

if the usa authorities want someone they can exert all kinds of influence , does not matter where your ass is sitting

most countries will tell the us to fuk themselves on BS like this.

even the uk told the usa to fuk themselves over the ufo files hacking kid.

**BAUS** · 02-28-12, 08:14 PM

Originally posted by prop

after reading this news i joined al-queda. Like heritage it was invite only but i found a link online that let me join.

lol!!

Baus

**nosniboR11** · 02-28-12, 08:23 PM

Originally posted by flyingillini

You have no clue what you are talking about. Sure, if he steps foot in the USA he is not ok, where he is at and what he has been doing he is fine. I would love to snort a big rail in front of you, you sir are a punk. I am going to snort a big fat rail of MDMA in your honor. Calvin is a hero and Bodog will get away with it all... They are true American Hero's and Bodog is A+

you would never get a chance to do that in front of me, I dont allow drug heads around me, and if you ever was around me I would have your idiot ass arrested before you could finish that crap, but I could care less if you want to kill yourself doing drugs, mr. druggie

and by the way this punk would knock you out

**prop** · 02-28-12, 08:35 PM

Originally posted by shari91

You're 100% incorrect. Especially if that person isn't a US citizen and they don't have an extradition treaty. And another big thing: "The crime in question must also be a crime in the country you are being extradited out of." I suggest you do some reading.

Technically true but this happens all time. If extradition is possible then attach a crime also illegal in that country (money laundering usually does the trick). The far more common situation with smaller non treaty nations is some form of compensation and agreement to deport as non desirable (in which case I'm sure Canada hands him over). I'd expect being a citizen of Canada he needs to resolves this or run as in location not known. We'll see though and I'm curious to see how this all plays out.

**OMGRandyJackson** · 02-28-12, 08:52 PM

Just because a country does not have an extradition treaty with another country does NOT mean said person will NOT be extradited. It just means it will be a longer and more complicated process to extradite the criminal.

**sideloaded** · 02-28-12, 08:59 PM

Originally posted by OMGRandyJackson

Just because a country does not have an extradition treaty with another country does NOT mean said person will NOT be extradited. It just means it will be a longer and more complicated process to extradite the criminal.

This and money laundering is a crime in almost every country. The US will get him.

**gregm** · 02-28-12, 09:09 PM

Domain seizures didnt impact dsi and bookmaker that much, they continue on with their bad lines and overall bland offerings, business as usual. These domain seizures and indictments are pathetic, Maryland has a $1.1 billion deficit for 2013 and over 200,000 Marylanders are unemployed and these state attorney generals are just hurting our country and leaving money on the table by not regulating and taxing online gambling.

State governments all over this country are a mess, the truth is our politicians don't tend to be entrepreneurs and businessmen, online gambling brings in billions for European countries. You see sportsbooks advertisements and sponsorships everywhere in europe, bodog insignia on Fulham shirts, Bet at home sponsors tennis tournaments, soccer tourneys, you see led banners all over the Champions league matches for sportsbooks. Bwin sponsors Real Madrid, they have their own bwin cup for the portuguese league, they sponsor the MotoGP series and formula one races. The rest of the world has fun gambling, we get prohibition style policies in the states.

Asians and Europeans and Latin American and Caribbean countries are making alot of money off our governments ignorance. At least Antigua has taken the US government to World court before, why shouldn't London and the Philippines profit from Bodog. This isnt terrorism or something like copyright piracy that hurts alot of euro countries and alot of countries, they benefit from these sportsbooks and Washington provincialism and this is definitely not like like the Carruthers situation. Bodog has been planning for this for quite awhile.

DC and alot of our state government policy really is like something out of a theater of the absurd play, none of it makes any sense. Alot of this make prohibition look brilliant.

**TheMoneyShot** · 02-28-12, 09:12 PM

Originally posted by shari91

He already said he's not going back to the US in the interview he did with Loshack. People spend their whole lifetimes without ever setting foot in the US. And many people wanted for prosecution in the US spend their lifetimes avoiding it because they base themselves in countries with no mutual extradition laws. The guy's not a dummy.

Exactly. And why would you want to come back to the US when you can live like a ROCKSTAR everywhere else? If I had all that dough I could careless to ever step foot here again. People would treat you like royalty in every country. BJ's every night.

**opie1988** · 02-28-12, 09:17 PM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

Exactly. And why would you want to come back to the US when you can live like a ROCKSTAR everywhere else? If I had all that dough I could careless to ever step foot here again. People would treat you like royalty in every country. BJ's every night.

Then go ahead and get the fukk out. The great thing about America is that you're free to haul your ass anytime.

**flyingillini** · 02-28-12, 09:17 PM

Originally posted by nosniboR11

you would never get a chance to do that in front of me, I dont allow drug heads around me, and if you ever was around me I would have your idiot ass arrested before you could finish that crap, but I could care less if you want to kill yourself doing drugs, mr. druggie

and by the way this punk would knock you out

You are a real pussy in every single which way.. I would love for you to come try and knock me out, anytime buddy... I would do a line right off of your ....

**nosniboR11** · 02-28-12, 09:37 PM

Originally posted by flyingillini

You are a real pussy in every single which way.. I would love for you to come try and knock me out, anytime buddy... I would do a line right off of your ....

get back to mixing your drugs, you idiot

**flyingillini** · 02-28-12, 09:43 PM

Originally posted by nosniboR11

get back to mixing your drugs, you idiot

It's the only way to take drugs is to mix them, you idiot.

**zsr** · 02-28-12, 09:44 PM

I've never seen illini mad.

Illini are you going through withdrawals?

Illini it will be ok

Think about bitcoins

**zsr** · 02-28-12, 09:45 PM

Originally posted by opie1988

Then go ahead and get the fukk out. The great thing about America is that you're free to haul your ass anytime.

**Emily_Haines** · 02-28-12, 09:45 PM

Originally posted by gregm

Domain seizures didnt impact dsi and bookmaker that much, they continue on with their bad lines and overall bland offerings, business as usual. These domain seizures and indictments are pathetic, Maryland has a $1.1 billion deficit for 2013 and over 200,000 Marylanders are unemployed and these state attorney generals are just hurting our country and leaving money on the table by not regulating and taxing online gambling.

State governments all over this country are a mess, the truth is our politicians don't tend to be entrepreneurs and businessmen, online gambling brings in billions for European countries. You see sportsbooks advertisements and sponsorships everywhere in europe, bodog insignia on Fulham shirts, Bet at home sponsors tennis tournaments, soccer tourneys, you see led banners all over the Champions league matches for sportsbooks. Bwin sponsors Real Madrid, they have their own bwin cup for the portuguese league, they sponsor the MotoGP series and formula one races. The rest of the world has fun gambling, we get prohibition style policies in the states.

Asians and Europeans and Latin American and Caribbean countries are making alot of money off our governments ignorance. At least Antigua has taken the US government to World court before, why shouldn't London and the Philippines profit from Bodog. This isnt terrorism or something like copyright piracy that hurts alot of euro countries and alot of countries, they benefit from these sportsbooks and Washington provincialism and this is definitely not like like the Carruthers situation. Bodog has been planning for this for quite awhile.

DC and alot of our state government policy really is like something out of a theater of the absurd play, none of it makes any sense. Alot of this make prohibition look brilliant.

Most other countries don't have a pathetic population of decadent slobs that go out and vote for overly religious clowns that will tell them how they ought to live their lives.

**sickler** · 02-28-12, 09:45 PM

Originally posted by prop

Technically true but this happens all time. If extradition is possible then attach a crime also illegal in that country (money laundering usually does the trick). The far more common situation with smaller non treaty nations is some form of compensation and agreement to deport as non desirable (in which case I'm sure Canada hands him over). I'd expect being a citizen of Canada he needs to resolves this or run as in location not known. We'll see though and I'm curious to see how this all plays out.

Can you give some high profile examples of extradition with non treaty nations?

Don't be so sure of Canada easily handing over anyone.

**nosniboR11** · 02-28-12, 09:46 PM

Originally posted by flyingillini

It's the only way to take drugs is to mix them, you idiot.

yes keep doing that

**flyingillini** · 02-28-12, 09:49 PM

Originally posted by sickler

Can you give some high profile examples of extradition with non treaty nations?

Don't be so sure of Canada easily handing over anyone.

Sickler, the Canadians are the true people of this universe. The Canadians invented all that mankind has to offer and the Canadians are responsible for what we consume as a whole. We are very luck that Canada is nice to the USA or we would be in a world of hurt. Sickler, I am proud to have you as my Canadian Brother and if you aren't Canadian or have Canadian roots, you really are missing out on what life has to offer. May Jesus Christ Bless you Sickler and all of Canada!