Broncos Player Quinton Carter Faces Felony in Alleged Casino Cheating

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Denver Broncos safety Quinton Carter is facing felony charges after the Texas Station Casino in Las Vegas accused him of adding a $5 chip to three bets after the dice already rolled.  Video surveillance apparently captured the event.

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A spokesperson for the team told the Associated Press the Broncos are investigating the matter.

The 24-year-old Carter proclaimed his innocence on Wednesday. 

"Regarding the matter that allegedly occurred during a brief trip to my hometown of Las Vegas, I am fully confident that when the facts come out I will be cleared," Carter said.

The act carries a possible prison sentence of between one and six years.

Carter's initially signed with the Broncos for four years and was slated to make approximately  $2.5 million over that period of time. 

Denver is a favourite to win the 2014 Super Bowl.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

 

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