Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for "Milking" Him
Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for "Milking" Him#1
Posted: 11/23/09 at 4:13pm
If someone wants to get rid of $112 million that much they can just give it to me. I'll take good care of it.
Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for "Milking" Him
re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#2
Posted: 11/23/09 at 5:23pmMy mother always said, "no one can milk you without your permission." Of course she was referring to something else. But it applies!
re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#3
Posted: 11/23/09 at 5:58pmI have to try this next time in Vegas.
re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#4
Posted: 11/23/09 at 7:41pmI got milked in Vegas, but that is another story.
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re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#5
Posted: 11/23/09 at 7:41pmSo did I, and it sure as Hell didn't cost THAT much!
re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#6
Posted: 11/23/09 at 9:42pmHow come this reminds me of the whole situation a few years back where McDonald's customers were complaining and suing the business due to the fact that their food made them fat. As oppose to them not taking the heat for overeating.
re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#7
Posted: 10/8/22 at 4:35pm
It's from 13 years ago - whatever happened to the lawsuit ?
re: Gambler Sues Caesars Palace for 'Milking' Him#8
Posted: 10/13/22 at 3:07pm
Found this on wikipedia (may not be accurate)
After selling his company, Watanabe became known for his lavish gambling habits. In 2007, he was reported to have lost $127 million at Caesar's Palace and The Rio in Las Vegas after having gambled a total of $825 million. He was banned from Wynn Las Vegas for compulsive gambling. Watanabe is estimated to have lost approximately $204 million.[5][6]
Caesars Entertainment Corporation was fined $225,000 by the New Jersey Gaming Commission for allowing Watanabe to continue gambling in a highly intoxicated state, though Watanabe's losses occurred in Las Vegas. Caesars alleges that Watanabe "was using marijuana and/or cocaine and made sexual advances toward employees".[7] Caesars Rewards created a special tier for him known as "Chairman" which ranks above "Seven Stars". Watanabe received "tickets to the Rolling Stones, $12,500 a month for airfare and $500,000 in credit at the gift stores. Harrah's also offered 15% cash back on table losses greater than $500,000, special high-limit games and other incentives
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