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Nearly 400 chips from the defunct Playboy Casino were deemed by a state appellate court to be stolen property that was never issued to players, making them ineligible for payout.
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A New Jersey man who thought he hit the jackpot when he purchased nearly $60,000 in chips from a defunct Atlantic City Casino was denied a payout by a state appellate court.
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|A New Jersey man who thought he hit the jackpot when he purchased nearly $60,000 in chips from a defunct Atlantic City Casino was denied a payout by a state appellate court.
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