This casino lover earns $8 million a year thanks to the casino

Recently, a man made the news in the United States, since this casino lover, according to some estimates, pocketed $ 8 million a year thanks to the casino. Unfortunately, these winnings do not come from small trips to the country's casinos, since their origin is actually much darker. This resident of the Utah region has developed an illegal business around slot machines and has just been arrested by the local police.

A well-honed but illegal strategy

It is well known, in the world of iGaming, the casino is often a winner against players in the long term. It is from this basic observation that our strategist decided to launch several illegal gambling places in the Utah region of the United States.

By being on the side of the casino, this organizer made sure of the regular earnings thanks to the activity of players wishing to round up their ends of the month. After a few years of development, this man managed to create 8 clandestine game rooms, for a total of 50 slot machines and of the dozens of gaming tables .

These rooms were ingeniously camouflaged since their facade offered driving lessons for heavy vehicles. Inside, however, no theoretical lessons or practice: the place was well stamped casino, with dark rooms where everything was thought out for the game .

A police infiltration to uncover the fraud

To expose this suspicious activity in the open, the police put themselves in the shoes of real players and infiltrated the various clandestine gambling halls. After only a few weeks, they spotted middle-class players there who could come out very easily with several hundred dollars , but also some players who were losing all their savings .

During their investigation, the police also discovered that the gambling halls were a hub used for a drug trafficking . The loot from the seizure is chilling: various illegal substances, four firearms and a taser - in addition to gaming machines.

The suspect is currently on the run and is at risk up to 30 years in prison for illegal organization of gambling, tax evasion, money laundering and drug trafficking. The employees of these underground casinos also face serious penalties.