Guess they (the police, the real police, not the eBay police or the board police) chased and caught some guy from the Bronx, name of Xingyao Dong using fake chips at mini baccarat. Mini Bac? Dong, Xingyao Dong. Got Rosie O'Donald gonna stop by and give us the pronunciation on that moniker.

http://www.norwichbulletin.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061217/NEWS01/612170345/1002

http://www.courant.com/news/local/hc-foxwoodsforge-1217,0,5405122.story

Guess his cheaters weren't the so-called "works of art" that some spoof to the collecting community. Of course there are all sorts of problems with this case. As we all know around here, the definition of "fake' or "counterfeit" is up to the individual and nobody can tell anyone else what kind of chips they can have. I'm sure Dong was enjoying his when the long arm of the Old Boy Clique attacked him. Hope they point out that Foxwoods can only hope to attract more, new players if'n they let crook...er, hand crafted chips into the joint. Might as well let it all go Foxwoods, after all, some argue, what can be done about it?