The online gambling industry is a huge business and only a few
have been able to escape the black hole that is Judi Tembak's latest claim for
the sole ownership of the industry. Judi Tembak, owner of online gambling
business 'Tara', is seeking compensation for her partner, Jamun Sukumaran, who died
in a prison cell in a prison island called Santo Domingo Island. Tembak's story
has been one of a perfect storm of bad luck that left the one time player in
control of the fate of many of her players.
Jugnoks KTET always at the top of the list of players that
Tembak and other 'Tara' players dominate. Jugnoks became the top player after
his wife was declared legally dead due to a jail sentence for fraud and murder.
Tembak's sudden death on the morning of her wedding day, while at work, threw
the entire gambling world into turmoil.
Tembak claimed that she had no choice but to judi tembak ikan uang asli give up the
ownership of her own business and give it over to Jugnoks. But then Tembak's
claims for compensation went through another hurdle when it was revealed that
Jugnoks himself was one of the inmates of the prison and did not make a single
cent in the betting industry. Tembak was legally awarded the 'Tara' name and
other properties she claimed to own, but this was a bitter pill to swallow.
'Tara' turned into another living nightmare and Tembak went bankrupt.
Judi Tembak, 'Tara'Uang Asli' has come through the next several
years a different animal. Tembak claimed that the internet gave her a way to
boost the game and to get back what she had lost in Judi Tembak's own eyes. It
was while Tembak was compiling the records of the one million players she
claimed to have in her database, that something else caught her eye.
Tembak claimed that the one million players she claimed to have
on her list was a false figure. Tembak knew from her own analysis of the
numbers that there were no much in her database, only about five hundred
players. In an attempt to get some good publicity for her new business, Tembak
announced that she was going to hand over the ownership of her own company, 'Tara',
to an unknown gambler in China.
When the 'Tara' gamblers realised their mistake and realised the
'Chinese gamblers' would actually own their own company, it became quite clear
that they had made a mistake and cut all ties with 'Tara'. The 'Chinese gambler'
in question was known only as 'C', who claimed to be from Australia. 'C' was
also seeking compensation for his wronged girlfriend, 'L', who had died of a
fatal illness.
'C' did not have any connection to 'Tara' and was a completely
unrelated individual, and 'Tara' did not know 'C'. It was also discovered that
the 'Chinese' gamblers had no assets and no money.
The huge jury award for 'Tara' should serve as a warning to
everyone who becomes involved in online gambling, to ensure that they take
proper care of their hard earned money, before losing it all in the hands of
Judi Tembak and her 'Tara' gamblers. Online gaming is now far too big a
business for one person to take over, and Judi Tembak's gambling companies are
now beyond repair.
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