A FINANCE controller dad hid his 500,000 gambling debt from his family – who only found out when he was jailed. David Bradford, 64, stole 50,000 from his employers, racked up countless loans and even remortgaged his home to fund his addiction. 6 Son Adam with mum Denise and dad DavidCredit: PA Real Life 6…
David and Adam want to help other gamblers (Picture: PA Real Life) David Bradford, 64, spent years living a secret double life. On April 11, 2014, everything came crashing down when, on his wifes birthday, father-of-three David was jailed for fraud. He had hidden his problem gambling from his family, even as he went to…
A carer who’d racked up gambling debts claimed over 3,000 in travel costs from the South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Although being eligible to claim the costs, Michael Davies still made over 70 false claims at James Cook University Hospital before he admitted what he’d been doing as staff became suspicious. The 47-year-old claimed…
CLOSE A man with Cincinnati ties is heading to federal prison for embezzling more than $22 million from his employer and then using the stolen money for personal expenses and gambling. Dennis Blieden, 31, of Cincinnati, formerly of Santa Monica, California, was sentenced by United States District Judge Andr Birotte Jr., who ordered him to…
It spent $2.5 billion at its Melbourne casino on marketing, for example including loyalty programs, freebies on accommodation and hospitality, advertising, rebates and other measures and just $1.9 million on its responsible gaming program. For the tens of thousands of guests that visited Crown in its pre-COVID-19 pomp, just 12 responsible gambling officers roamed the…
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National News and Sport Crown let man with $100k debt keep playing Jun 09 2021 Updated 11 hours ago AAP Newswire Crown Melbourne has been accused of predatory behaviour after a royal commission revealed it allowed a high-roller with a $100,000 gambling debt to keep playing. The man exchanged a $100,000 cheque for chips at…
Posted on: June 8, 2021, 03:07h. Last updated on: June 8, 2021, 03:26h. Philip Conneller Read More A gambler who took part in the 2004 killing of a Long Island bookies runner has finally admitted his culpability in the case, Newsday reports. Mark Orlando photographed in 2004, shortly after he helped murder bookies runner Bobby…
Crown Melbourne has been accused of predatory behaviour after a royal commission revealed it allowed a high-roller with a $100,000 gambling debt to keep playing. The man exchanged a $100,000 cheque for chips at the Southbank casino in May 2016. He was a high-stakes roulette enthusiast who usually bet about $4000 per spin and once…
The Uniting Church in Australia’s Tasmanian synod has urged the government to swiftly progress the passage of legislation to prevent interactive gambling providers from directly or indirectly accepting credit card payments. A Senate inquiry has been tasked to examine the bill and its due to provide its final report to Parliament on July 30. The…