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Yo-yos, kickstands and monkey paws: How slot cheats stole big and landed in ‘Black Book’
The names of the devices are as colorful as the people who used them. Monkey paw. Kickstand. Yo-yo. These are some of the cheating devices criminals brought to Nevada casinos to trick slot machines ...
Slot machines at a St. Louis-area casino are shown in this file photo. ST. LOUIS • Federal prosecutors on Wednesday said that a grand jury indicted three Russian nationals and a man of Russian ...
The ElectroMagnetic Pulse (EMP) devices, which are prohibited by the Federal Communication Commission, are used to "jam" the inner workings of a slot machine. EMP generators create electromagnetic ...
Four Russian nationals have been indicted by the federal government for allegedly traveling to the United States to cheat at slot machines in Missouri, California and Illionis. According to KSDK, the ...
In early June 2014, accountants at the Lumiere Place Casino in St. Louis noticed that several of their slot machines had—just for a couple of days—gone haywire. The government-approved software that ...
The Nevada Gaming Commission on Thursday added Larry Keith Green, a convicted slot machine cheat, to the state’s List of the Excluded Persons. The list, commonly referred to as the Black Book, makes ...
Convicted slot machine cheat Roderick Dee had just a five-month stay on Nevada’s Excluded Person List, commonly referred to as the Black Book. Dee, who became the first new member of the list in ...
After years of inaction, a federal trial could lead to a court decision on whether Torch Electronics' unregulated slot ...
OSCEOLA, Iowa (AP) -- Three out-of-state gamblers have been charged with trying to cheat a slot machine at Osceola's Lakeside Casino and Resort. Steve Bogle, assistant director of the Iowa Division of ...
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