Roulette scam unearthed at Cyprus’ First Casino
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Police in the Cypriot city of Limassol have arrested a live dealer working at the city’s C2 casino on the charge that he has illegally helped a player to commit a fraud by tampering with the roulette wheel.
The police is also looking for the player who has collected €5,800 from the casino as a result of the fraud.
The police acted after the manager of security at the casino alerted them of the fraud. Upon examination of CCTV footage, security staff members detected 18 different incidents of tampering the roulette wheel in the period between 6 February and 2 March. As a result, a customer of the casino amassed €5,800 in winnings.
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