When operating a casino, it is likely that the owner will run into its fair share of players who owe money – but, the situation seems to have gotten out of control at Crown Casinos. There are now several Asian gamblers who owe Crown Casinos millions of dollars, and the operator is chasing them for the funds. One of the major benefits of being a high roller at a Crown Casino is that you are eligible to earn loans from the company.
While you must demonstrate that you are worth the millions that you have requested to borrow, several players have found themselves in deep debt with the operator. Now, the company is having trouble tracking down the players and getting its money back. The biggest case involves three gamblers from China that owe the casino $12 million.
One player named Tu Jian spent $3 million at the casino in 2012. He received a $1 million line of credit from the casino, and requested an increase to $3 million. He has evaded the operator for two years, despite repeated requests for repayment. The first payment he made was in April 2014 for $100 000. The other big spender was Yan Li Ya, who spent $9.6 million in 2008.
He first received a $6 million line of credit, which was increased to $10 million. He ended up losing over $9 million in just two days. In the six years since then, he has not repaid any money. The last big case involves a player that lost $6.9 million in 2011. He was able to increase his line of credit three times to receive a total of $13 million.
The casino took legal action against him in May 2014, and has yet to see any money from him.
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