Harrah’s Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Courtesy photo
Harrah's “is in the business of operating casino gambling; defendant is its customer," the panel said, affirming a judgment of nearly $188,000. "The relationship is built on enabling gaming, not withholding it.”
April 26, 2019 at 05:57 PM
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An appellate panel ruled Friday that Harrah’s Atlantic City casino can go ahead with its effort to collect a debt from a self-described compulsive gambler who ran up his credit line with the casino and couldn’t pay it back.
The panel affirmed an earlier decision in Atlantic County Superior Court against the defendant, Massimo Dangelico, that the casino company was not under a duty to not extend credit to him because of his compulsion.
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