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Scherer v. MGM Resorts International
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1:22-cv-00258
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April 05, 2023
Lack Of Jurisdiction Helps MGM Escape Change-Shorting Suit
A federal judge has dismissed, for now, a proposed class action that accuses MGM Resorts of stealing change from its slot players, saying the matter falls under the jurisdiction of the Mississippi Gaming Commission, not the courts, and that the proposed putative class damages would most likely not exceed the required $5 million threshold.
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September 21, 2022
MGM Has Been Skimming Millions In Change, Class Suit Says
MGM Resorts has been effectively stealing from slot machine players at its casinos across the country by pocketing their leftover change, according to a lawsuit filed on Wednesday in Mississippi federal court.