Two Suspects to Face Trial for Cheating at San Diego Casinos
Two unidentified men are set to face trial in January 2026, accused of cheating at Harrah's Casino and Pala Casino near me. The suspects allegedly marked cards to gain an unfair advantage, resulting in significant losses for the casinos. The pair played Mississippi Stud Poker at both casinos, using the same cheating method to win over $30,000. Pala Casino estimated a loss of $19,250, while Harrah's Casino saw the suspects win $13,410. Each suspect faces two felony counts of conspiracy to commit a crime. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 15, 2026, ahead of the trial. If found guilty, each suspect could face up to three years and eight months in prison. The identities of the two suspects remain unknown, as they are not named in public sources. The upcoming trial and preliminary hearing will determine the outcome of the case, which has resulted in substantial losses for the casinos involved.
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