Man admits bringing counterfeit chips to poker tournament

website counterfeit poker counterfeit poker chips were used The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement canceled the first event of the Borgata Winter Poker Open counterfeit poker chips Rear Admiral Timothy Giardina, who was fired from post as second in command of US nuclear forces last year, may have made counterfeit $500

counterfeit poker Christian Lusardi, 43, of North Carolina, allegedly bought the chips online to use in a winter poker tournament at the Borgata casino in  Lusardi must pay restitution of $463,540 to the Borgata to cover revenues it lost on the poker tournament and $9,455 to Harrah's Casino Hotel to pay for the  Rear Admiral Timothy Giardina, who was fired from post as second in command of US nuclear forces last year, may have made counterfeit $500

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