Comments on tennis computer-sharing
--September 2007

In terms or computer-sharing there are three distinct groups, two Italian and one
Russian

The Russian group consists of thirteen accounts of which are there several
overlapping sub-groups-



(1320007


Leonsi067
skvorZO

SgeniA
RustEr

Djults
Tisvetitsa


jvfh2007

- The first four are Closely associated by computer-sharing, plus the fact that
cta20007 and were opened on the same day, and sazy2000 has a
similar name

0 The final five (Diults, etc) frequently computerrshare, have similar email
addresses etc

- SgentA arid RustEr are almost certainly operated by one person
- Leonsio67 is common to all the sub-groups

- stpernello
martinetlone
giorgio'] 3
terenZioO']
amore71

The other Itatian group appears to revotve around account hutder_

_who as "account master', has six accounts

nicolicchia1979
picciurro123
gemellinot
peppolto
palermo123
alessandro79

These accounts have computer shared with two other groups.

ionamattea
saraptccione
gtargiana

and

mottnio
varenne123
VincenZD71

Atthough the two main itatian groups are not linked throu com Liter-sharing. both
groups trade on two matches Argueilu (H and 
sot assuming the betting is a ypica, implication is that
there is some associati n.

Simiiarty there is no computerrshanng between either of |he Itaiian groups and the
Russian group; however two of the Russian accounts, and da20007,
trade on ArgueHo suggesting iniormation is ieaking from
one group to the other. It Couid be that the information is passing via a third party'
such as a bookmaker' in which case the Italian and Russian groups wiH be unknown
to each other