Police smash Hong Kong's biggest football betting syndicate
- Jun 28, 2010
Police in Hong Kong said Monday they had smashed a huge football betting syndicate, seizing betting slips worth more than 21 million US dollars.
Read More . . .Police in Hong Kong said Monday they had smashed a huge football betting syndicate, seizing betting slips worth more than 21 million US dollars.
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