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Argosy Casino loses more than $100,000 in scam
January 5, 2009
KANSAS CITY, MO – State gambling agents have arrested a man for passing
counterfeit chips at the Argosy Casino Hotel & Spa in Riverside. A cashier had
noticed several $100 chips were slighter thicker and did not fit properly into
storage racks.
An investigation found more than 1,100 of these counterfeit chips had been taken
in recently by the casino. As a result all $100 chips were removed from play and
replaced them with back-up inventory.
Lt. Bob Zubeck, the Highway Patrol’s gambling enforcement supervisor for the
state’s western district, said there had been several cases of counterfeit chips
being passed in Missouri since casinos were legalized in 1994. Previous cases
generally involved poor quality chips. “These were really high quality, the best
I’ve seen,” he said.
The casino general manager Ameet Patel agreed. “They’ve done a fairly good job.
They were very hard to spot.”
Lt. Zubeck added there is no evidence the counterfeiters have hit other casinos
in Kansas City.
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Missouri Casinos.
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