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Casino worker charged in gambling fraud www.privateofficer.com

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Shakopee Mn Oct 18 2010 A blackjack dealer at Mystic Lake Casino was charged with gambling fraud last month after he allegedly paid more than $18,500 to a high school friend, his landlord?s daughter and a woman he thought was ?good-looking? even though they lost their blackjack hands. Jacob Edwin Christensen, 24, of Nisswa was [...]

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