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Slot Cheats Get Bad Rap in Atlantic City

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has sniffed out two old time Las Vegas slot machine cheats and are proposing that the Chief Casino Regulator blacklist the dishonest gamblers before that cause any more harm. Six million dollars, sounds like a lot of money for two elderly senior citizens to be swindling from big time Las Vegas casinos in the late 1990s, but believe it or not, Sean McAndrew and Eugene Bulgarino both succeded in doing just that. This is why Thomas Auriemma, the director of of New Jersey’s DGE, is wanting the duo to be permanently prohibited from the casinos and slot parlors in Atlantic City.

Sean and Eugene were part of a successful ring of crooks that ripped off the Luxor, Sahara, Excalibur, Rio and Harrah's slot machines in the period between September 1996 and November 1997. Sean seems to be rather hooked to his slot cheating ways due to the fact that he has twice served time for the offence and yet is still drawn to the seedy world of casino con artistry even though he was just recently released in this past December. The goal of the Casino Control Commission is place both men on the black list with 171 other names of people that have been deemed as bad influences on Atlantic City Casinos and Slot Machine Parlors.

The interesting thing is that there have been no hits to whether or not these guys have been setting their sights on Atlantic City or if the are any where near the coastal gambling mecca. Chuck Davis, a spokesman for Auriemma, said, "We have no knowledge he's in Atlantic City. We just wanted to make sure Atlantic City wasn't tempting for this guy.” New Jersey is definitely getting a leg up with their preemptive strike techniques. Eugene Bulgarino has also been in prison for several years due to his seedy past in which he collected used slot machines in order to test and develop cheating tools. He also was in charge of recruiting front people who would collect the jackpots in order to divvy among the group.