Quote from: Oluwa-btc on August 08, 2024, 10:31:01 AM

Quote from: Cantsay on June 19, 2024, 07:32:38 PM

I would have love to know the amount that he would have won if he wasn’t caught - because I don’t know how much he saw that made him take that kind of a risk. He knew that his bet would be consider a crime since he already have information about the result and yet he went ahead to make his bet putting his whole job career at stake and with his position I don’t think he would be able to get a better one. I just hope they are lenient with him.

Some risks are not worth taking,I tell if it worth it wouldn't have landed him where he is now and I feel pity for him tho and plead with the British prime minister to temper justice with Mercy.i know the bodyguard had intentions of why he needed to bet on that day as he feels it'll be more favourable to him.

But he never knew it would amount to this, I know alot of person's that are victims of such circumstances.and again some countries kick against gambling,I'm not sure about the British but if paradventure they frown at it,then it's a more reason why he's arrested for such Acts and with his position as the bodyguard it's enough evidence that he'll face the penalty of his actions.

Taking advantage of knowledge which is not available to everyone is often a crime, as this is a scenario that we often find in the stock market in which the CEO and other people at the top of a company, buy or sell the stock of their company ahead of a big revelation to the rest of investors.

So this is making use of insider knowledge for their advantage, something that is clearly a crime, so it does not surprise me the actions of this bodyguard are considered to be illegal too.