Atlantic City, New Jersey (AP) — Security guards at Atlantic City’s 11 casinos may soon be able to detain suspected underage gamblers or drinkers on their own without waiting for police to show up. The presence of too-young customers has been a continuing problem in the nation’s second-largest gambling resort. On Wednesday, a casino was hit with a USD 20,000 fine for serving drinks to two underage women…
Atlantic City, New Jersey (AP) – February 20, 2008 — For more than a year, the teenager lived the life of a high roller at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, buying tens of thousands of dollars worth of gambling chips, and earning more than USD 1,000 worth of free merchandise and services for the level of his Blackjack and poker play. But what the casino didn’t know – and didn’t ask about for more than a year – was that he was only 19, two years below the legal gambling age in Atlantic City.
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