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Posted: 02/20/2013
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Poker players were raking it in at the Columbus casino, thanks to incorrect rules that tipped the odds in their favor at a popular table game.
But the advantage for players of Crazy 4 Poker at Hollywood Casino Columbus didn't last long. The casino shut down the game after discovering the mistake, reopening it last week with the correct rules.
The Columbus Dispatch ( http://bit.ly/WVGg01 ) reports that the problem was with the game's "super bonus bet" requirement. Players are required to put down a "super bonus bet" that is equal to their ante. The table wasn't requiring that bet, tipping the odds in favor of the players.
A spokesman declined to say when the casino started offering the game or when it was shut down after the problem was detected.
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Information from: The Columbus Dispatch, http://www.dispatch.com
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