Officials with the Wynn Las Vegas resort and the Clark County district attorney’s office are saying former Sixers star Charles Barkley has not made good on his $400,000 gambling debt, despite what the former said on television Monday night.
During Turner Network Television’s pre-game show before Game 7 of the New Orleans Hornets/San Antonio Spurs series, Barkley said the debt was paid and he was giving up his highly-publicized gambling addiction.
The Wynn resort alleged that Barkley failed to repay four $100,000 casino markers, or loans, received last October 18 and 19 in a civil complaint filed May 14 in Nevada state court.
Meanwhile, Clark County DA David Roger has promised to file a criminal complaint if Barkley doesn't settle the debt by June 9.
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