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Paul Phua's refusal to fold to the U.S. governments charges that he ran an illegal World Cup gambling ring in Las Vegas let him walk away free, with his luxury jet in his possession.

Phua told the court May 22 he wants to return to Malaysia because his mother is suffering from advanced pancreatic cancer.

Malaysian police have arrested almost 200 people in raids on illegal World Cup betting that bust a group drawing daily wagers of $2.3 million.

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