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Home » Newsroom » Newsletters » Gaming Regulatory and Legal Update » Archives

Self-Exclusion Glitch in Louisiana

Saturday, December 1, 2007

According to press reports, a Baton Rouge casino paid $59,600 to settle a claim by a gambler for losses incurred after he signed onto the list of individuals to be excluded from the state's casinos.  The reports state that not only was the gambler not excluded from Casino Rouge, but the casino also cashed checks for him and issued him 22 credit card advances to facilitate his gambling.

‹ Keeping Track in Australia up No Claim for Discrimination Against Gambling Addicts ›

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