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Online Casino News for Friday - February 20, 2004

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Casino Allegedly Changes Regulations for Nelly - 2004-02-20
A Missouri casino may be confronted with a $50,000 fine for allegedly offering the rapper Nelly special treatment.
State regulators state the President Casino on the Admiral let Nelly skirt regulations expected to limit the total money patrons can bet. The Missouri Gaming Commission proposed the fine Thursday.

The commission accuses the casino of breaching some 10 state legislations and rules while accommodating Nelly, who in the documents is referred to only as the "Patron."
Read the full story at San Jose Mercury News
 
Casino Purportedly Alters Rules for Rapper - 2004-02-20
A casino in Missouri faces a potential $50,000 fine for supposedly giving the rapper Nelly special treatment.
State regulators claim the President Casino on the Admiral allowed Nelly to skirt rules intended to restrict the total money patrons can bet. The Missouri Gaming Commission proposed the fine Thursday.

Ralph Vaclavik, President Casino's senior vice president and chief financial officer, stated casino officials are still investigating the matter.
Read the full story at Contra Costa Times
 







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