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	The suspects nabbed included 177 bookies and 69 bookie subordinates as well as 2,133 punters.&nbsp;</div>
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	Police have also impounded 3,505 slot machines worth Bt105 million across the country.&nbsp;</div>

2,381 arrested for betting

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2,381 arrested for betting

So far, 2,381 people have been arrested for betting on soccer and police have closed 821 of the 1,158 suspected gambling sites, authorities announced yesterday.

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