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4 charged with cheating tribal casinos in Wash.

Four men are facing federal charges that they cheated the roulette tables at tribal casinos in Washington state.

Four men are facing federal charges that they cheated the roulette tables at tribal casinos in Washington state.

In a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Seattle, prosecutors say the men bought certain chips for $1, and surreptitiously moved them to other tables, where they redeemed them for $25. In all, they allegedly took more than $11,500 from the Emerald Queen Casino last October, and more than $1,400 from the Snoqualmie Casino, where two of them were finally caught.

One of the arrested men, 27-year-old Bronx, N.Y, resident Marcos A. Peynado, made an initial appearance in federal court Tuesday on two counts of theft from a tribal casino. Another man posted bail and is being sought by law enforcement, as are the two remaining members of the group.

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