Pennsylvania – A pair of gamblers filed a federal lawsuit against SugarHouse Casino. They claimed that they have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars due to the venue’s incorrect use of shuffling machines and illegitimate card decks. A day before the allegation was filed by area punters, Anthony Mattia and William Vespe in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, both have claimed that they lost $250,000 in the eight months due to failure from SugarHouse Casino and its operator.

Due to the Pennsylvania venue, Mattia lost $147,026 while Vespe lost $103,844. Their lawsuit cites last summer’s fine which covered the eight months to January of 2018. Pennsylvania Gaming Commission found seven associated incidents and discovered casino employees ignoring warning lights on automated card shufflers used for games of poker, blackjack, and baccarat. The PA Gaming Commission determined whether SugarHouse Casino is Legit or Scam after finding that the casino was using automatic shufflers for 26 rounds of blackjack involving some 122 hands in May of 2017.

Mattia and Vespe hired Conrad Benedetto as an attorney. He told a newspaper that he believes it is fair to question the integrity of the thousands of card games played inside the SugarHouse Casino. The casino is using such equipment and decks that caused the venue to utilize broken equipment and illegitimate decks for the last seven months. A spokesperson for the SugarHouse Casino reportedly said that the venue is set to answer all the claims contained in the lawsuit because the integrity is their gaming operation’s topmost importance.