Singapore high-roller denies lying about $30million gambling debt

An affluent Singaporean has refuted allegations of "lying" in court regarding a AU$40 million credit line at the Star Gold Coast in Tasmania.

Six years ago, the man went on a week-long gambling spree that resulted in a US$30 million gambling debt, according to the casino's lawsuit against him.

The man denies allowing the casino to use the check to collect the debt, claiming that it was blank when he signed the credit agreement.

 

[Qwert135]

This is an pretty significant mistake from the casino in one perspective , that anyone could sign the check , but they must be having verification proofs they could use them actually