FBI actually does what ever the hell they please, anything they cant do public they have mercenary agents for...

Sorry would love to get back on that subject but the moderators here censored my last 4 posts

Are you calling Erik Voorhees a girl. lol

The Revenue Commissioners are "actively" monitoring the use of bitcoin in an effort to catch tax cheats.

Minister for Finance Michael Noonan says the use of bitcoin instead of traditional cash does not pose much of a tax risk, because people will still pay VAT when paying for goods and services.

The online currency has become popular among money launderers as a way to move money around the globe without being taxed.

But Minister Noonan says that the threat to the Exchequer is low because anyone who is likely to use bitcoin to skip taxes is probably already acting illegally anyway.

It is the first time that the Government here has discussed the risks posed by the use of the so-called "crypto-currency".

Interesting statement from a few days ago

H1 graph looking pretty grim... Sell or hodl?

The article says that the guy was arrested by Garda Siochana, which is the Irish police.
So unless the Irish police are dumb (which is also a possibility), the coins stay with an Irish court.
Otherwise I foresee an interesting diplomatic issue arising very very soon.

I think if it more like poker rather then a generic casino table game.