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Suit: MGM paid problem gambler to not report online glitches
Headline from Press of Atlantic City
A New York City man alleges in a lawsuit that an Atlantic City casino and others paid him $30,000 a month to not report being repeatedly disconnected while gambling online.
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A New York City man alleges in a lawsuit that an Atlantic City casino and others paid him $30,000 a month to not report being repeatedly disconnected while gambling online.
A New York City man alleges in a lawsuit that the Borgata casino, MGM Resorts International, and its online partner Entain paid him $30,000 a month to not report being repeatedly disconnected while gambling online.
A NYC man is suing an Atlantic City casino, alleging he was repeatedly disconnected while gambling online, and was given payments to prevent him from reporting the malfunctions to New Jersey gambling regulators during a nine-month span in which he wagered over $29 million.
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