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	Chon Buri police chief Pol Maj Gen Nitipong Niamnoi alleged that the eleven belonged to the same gang and had been receiving bets worth over Bt10 million from their fellow South Koreans during the past month. Police seized 20 computers from the three houses.</div>
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