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Macau police indicts four over fake VIP gaming chips

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Macau’s Judiciary Police has announced that it has indicted four local residents for fraud over the sale of HK$1.47 million (US$189,790) in fake VIP gaming chips to two businessmen, while a fifth suspect remains at large.

Four residents accused of selling fake gaming chips (Macau Business)

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