Caesars New Orleans dealer and patron arrested for an alleged past-posting scam Past-posting involves placing or modifying bets after the winning number is known Scheme reportedly netted over $10K before being detected by casino security Louisiana authorities have nabbed a Caesars New Orleans dealer and her accomplice for orchestrating an alleged past-posting cheating scheme at the casino. A roulette table at Caesars New Orleans. Lake and Junius are accused of colluding during roulette games at the property. (Image: Caesars Entertainment) On April 8, detectives with the Louisiana State Police Gaming Enforcement Division, New Orleans Field Office, launched a criminal investigation into the activities of roulette dealer Margaret Lake, 46, of New Orleans, and patron Ahmod Junius, 23, of Violet. La. Past-posting is the act of placing a bet after the outcome of the game is known or all but certain. The scheme allegedly resulted in the illicit acquisition of funds… Read More
Category: Commercial Gaming, Crime & Scandals, Gulf Coast, Live Casinos, Ahmod Junius, Caesars New Orleans, Margaret Lake, past-posting roulette, roulette dealer collusion 
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