Possible PA GCB raid at Mount Airy today
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June 18th, 2013 at 8:05:25 PM
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I just got home from PA Sands. While I was there, the casino was ablaze with discussions about a PA GCB raid at Mount Airy. Apparently, a group of players filed a coordinated complaint about their slot performance, which led PA Gaming to investigate many machines and they did find issues. If the story circulating at PA Sands was correct, I assume the machines were set below PA's minimum return. I wonder what the penalty for that would be. How many infractions would be required before a license would be in jeopardy?
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June 18th, 2013 at 8:43:29 PM
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Quote: rdw4potusI just got home from PA Sands. While I was there, the casino was ablaze with discussions about a PA GCB raid at Mount Airy. Apparently, a group of players filed a coordinated complaint about their slot performance, which led PA Gaming to investigate many machines and they did find issues. If the story circulating at PA Sands was correct, I assume the machines were set below PA's minimum return. I wonder what the penalty for that would be. How many infractions would be required before a license would be in jeopardy?
Wow...if it was widespead, I would love to see suspension or even revocation. It's probably the appropriate punishment if more than a few games were set that way. But I wouldn't be shocked if there was a fine only. Hopefully 6 digits plus, maybe a million.
Bit surprising. Their overall payback for May according to the books was 90.32%, state average was 90.05%. But casinos are stupid/greedy I guess.
