ICasino Player Stole IDs To Create 187 Phony Accounts, Claim Bonuses

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Sydney Shorr, 30, from Levittown, Pennsylvania, stole IDs to create 187 fake gambling accounts and claim bonuses. She was arrested in 2020 and placed on the involuntary exclusion list for interactive gaming. The list bars people from using the 18 iGaming sites.

ICasino player stole IDs to create 187 fake accounts and claim bonuses. She used her job as an optometrist to get the information. She also used the $25 free play and the winnings from the free game to make transactions. The rules about creating online casino accounts are clear.

ICasino Player Stole IDs To Create 187 Phony Accounts, Claim Bonuses. According to the regulations, a player shall have only one interactive gaming account for each interactive game certificate holder or interactive games operator licensee.

Shorr created 187 fake accounts on Hollywoodcasino.com between Dec. 1 and Dec 18 of 2019. She was sentenced to three years on probation for identity theft. Shorr made no withdrawals from the accounts. The site has nearly 200 different slots titles. It is not clear if the gaming board is investigating the operator. The investigation is confidential. PGCB spokesman notes that the investigation will be confidential until the agency presents a case to the board for potential penalty.

Shorr stole IDs to create 187 fake accounts and she's the first person in Pennsylvania barred from playing games. She's accused of damaging public confidence and trust in gaming.