Underground poker den in Sochi has been shut down

In the heart of Sochi, Russia, the local authority has closed down an illegal gambling establishment operating as an underground poker club. The closure was reported by the press service of the Krasnodar Krai Directorate of the Rosgvardia.

Three suspects, two local residents and one visitor from Tambov, were arrested at the scene. The identities of the suspects, however, remain undisclosed in the search results.

The authority did not specify the exact date of the closure, but it is known that the illegal gambling establishment was run by these three individuals. The investigation may lead to further charges against the suspects.

Law enforcement officers seized gaming tables, poker sets, and cash believed to be connected to the illegal gambling activities. The collected materials will be sent to investigative authorities for further investigation.

The investigation may reveal more details about the organization and operation of the underground poker club. No additional details about the investigation have been disclosed, and the authority has not disclosed further details about the potential charges against the suspects.

The closure of the illegal gambling establishment continues the ongoing efforts of the authority to combat illegal activities in the city. The seized items will be used as evidence in the investigation.

The illegal establishment was located in a shopping mall in the city center, adding another layer of complexity to the operation's disguise. The investigation of the illegal gambling establishment continues, and it remains to be seen what further details will come to light.