Two Star Casino employees have been sacked over separate theft incidents and convicted in NSW courts.
 
Baccarat dealer Richard Quach was in 2020 caught taking five chips off a gaming table and stuffing them into his sock.
In the event you loved this information and you wish to receive more info about [[https://movecasino.com/baccarat/|บาคาร่า]] i implore you to visit our own web page. The casino later established he had stolen $11,000 in gaming chips in one week.
 
He cashed out $6000 of those chips to play gaming machines inside the casino.
 
Quach was sacked by The Star and sentenced in a NSW court to a two-year community corrections order.
 
In another incident, Star employee Pharadorn Naweesakorn gave $6000 in chips to a customer in exchange for $1000 in cash.
 
Star later established Naweesakorn had made total overpayments of $20,000 to the same patron on four separate occasions.
 
He was also sacked and sentenced to a two-year community corrections order.
 
The gaming licences of the two men have been cancelled by the NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority.
 
"A casino special employee is a licensee engaged to supervise and facilitate gaming activities," ILGA chair Philip Crawford said in a statement.
 
"These people help safeguard the integrity of casino operations from criminal influence, serious misconduct or exploitation and a special degree of trust is placed in them."