Homes Seized in Online Poker War

Recently federal prosecutors in the US seized multiple homes as part of their crackdown on online poker sites. The homes belong to a former Playboy Playmate who married one of those online poker room employees who were indicted. Destiny Davis, Playboy Magazine’s Miss January in 2005, saw her Las Vegas mansion seized because she married Chad Elie, who was charged with conspiring to commit bank fraud by processing online poker site payments. One of the Full Tilt Poker founders, Ray Bitar, also had homes seized.

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Homes Seized in Online Poker War

Recently federal prosecutors in the US seized multiple homes as part of their crackdown on online poker sites. The homes belong to a former Playboy Playmate who married one of those online poker room employees who were indicted. Destiny Davis, Playboy Magazine’s Miss January in 2005, saw her Las Vegas mansion seized because she married Chad Elie, who was charged with conspiring to commit bank fraud by processing online poker site payments. One of the Full Tilt Poker founders, Ray Bitar, also had homes seized.

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Illegal Poker Machines Seized in SC

A southern state in the United States continues to fight illegal poker games.  Sumpter, South Carolina was the scene of a police raid that ended in the seizure of illegal poker machines. Poker players would no longer be able to find their game at Monzingo's Grocery on North Main Street, where officer took almost 5,000 prescription pills, drug paraphernalia, and more than $16,000 in cash. Ravindrabhai Patel was arrested and charged with three counts of illegal possession of prescription drugs, two counts of operating a gaming house and other charges. South Carolina has a long history of poker crackdowns both for live and online poker.

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