With cell phones confiscated clearly if one of the principals "rolls over" (Servis-Navarro) several others could be taken down as part of plea for a lesser sentence. This could include owners who were involved in large betting schemes because they to were privy to the inside dope. Being part of conspiracy to "fix" a wagering event is just criminal as the fixer. Servis and Navarro are probably looking at 3-5 years. Unless they start talking.....

[b]A person who has experience in federal prosecutions of the nature outlined in the indictments who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to his position in the racing industry said that the information contained in the indictments – and the fact that many of the individuals on the other side of intercepted phone calls were unnamed – indicated that the investigation is still ongoing. According to the person, the federal government is likely to spend the next two weeks attempting to reach plea bargains with some individuals to provide testimony against others, including those not already indicted.[/b]