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Tourists along Phnom Penh's popular riverside area are increasingly finding themselves playing a game they can't win. In the past week, numerous instances of a blackjack scam targeting visitors to the capital have been reported in the area. Hmhhh... sounds like a plot for a movie "Gullible's Travels". There's just no honor among thieves anymore.

Two casino maintenance staff have been detained by police and questioned for their alleged involvement in a collusion scam. The staff installed hidden wireless micro-cameras on a baccarat game and colluding with a player in a plot that cheated the casino for over 3 years.

Two workers at at Aqueduct's racino handed out forged comp cards in exchange for kickbacks. Two customers were also arrested for their involvement in the scam.

Two men observed by surveillance operators switching cards on a Three-Card Poker game were arraigned on charges of prohibited acts, theft by deception and two counts each of criminal conspiracy.

Two people, including a casino employee, were arrested for their roles in a crooked collusion scheme to fraudulently award prizes during a casino promotion.

The Pit boss allegedly ordered dealers on four separate occasions to give $1,800 in chips to a player who would cash them in and split the money with him. Witnesses told authorities the Pit boss would pretend to talk on the phone with someone complaining about not receiving payment for the bet.

3 Players and 2 casino employees were arrested for cheating using a deck of marked cards and special contact lenses. Some reports say the players used contact lenses. Some say they wore sunglasses. It looks like not everyone sees eye to eye on this?

Two gamblers from Argentina arrested in July (funny I didn't see any reports in the news about that?) are being sued by Wynn Las Vegas over an alleged "dice sliding" scam.

The Surveillance Officer deceived pit managers to allow his accomplices to be paid for invalid claims on the gaming tables.

The cheats swapped out the casinos shuffle machines for doctored shuffle machines with micro-cameras and infrared devices.