Today, there's a story about a young Chinese guy named Tony Che, who started working in Crown at the age of 18. Dealer, who was doing $28 an hour, was in charge of Sic Bo's gambling game. The rule of the game: dealer throws three dice and the gambler guesses the sum of the three numbers.
Why introduce the rules of this gambling machine? Look down and you'll see.
Tony Che's daily job is to roll the roll and record the sum of the dice, but since the recording is written in handwritten form, Tony Che has come up with an opportunistic approach.
He let all his friends down 17, the sum of the odds is 60 million, as long as the pressure of 100, you can win back 6,000! It's a huge profit!
Then, no matter how much he shook, he would write 17 in his book.
From September to October last year, during more than five shifts, he and his high school or college friends tricked $85848 in this way! Tony Che, on the other hand, takes 65% of these illegal profits in return!
Crown security officers then found that the Sic Bo game records were somewhat abnormal and called the police, who began investigating and checking the surveillance footage, and discovered what Tony Che had done.
Now that, Tony Che has five counts of deception and theft, the judge said that while he was guilty of a series of felonies, he was "young, immature, and that most of the money stolen was spent on tuition fees." The final decision only sentenced him to 18 months of community transformation and 300 hours of community volunteers! At the same time, all personnel involved in the case are ordered to repay their illegal gains.
Tony Che's lawyer once described the young man as saying: "he is young, his birth family is not superior, but he still overcame this high score of 95 points in the college entrance examination, and he is motivated to become an accountant or a lawyer." He was very clever, but this event also proved that he was a bit smart and was wrong. "