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During a three month period late in 2014, the pair allegedly downloaded false winnings from their myChoice card more than four thousand times!
That is a big number!
The total take was some $320,000.
The wife told police that she
discovered the glitch in the River City Casino computer system quite by
accident. Then she told her hubby and the pair decided to have a big myChoice
party at the St. Louis casino. How exactly they were discovered has not been
revealed, though there was sufficient evidence to charge both with crimes, each
with significant bail bonds of $100,000.
My take: Although this type of
computer-glitch-discovery-turned-into-illicit- profits is quite common across
the financial world, it seems to occur more often in casinos than in banks or
other institutions that deal with cash.
Why?
Your guess is as good as mine.
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