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Michael Jackson Online Casino Unauthorized Says Estate

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Aug/02/2010

The estate for late pop icon Michael Jackson claims that an online casino named after Jackson and using various trademarks is unauthorized to do so.

The online casino features an image of Michael Jackson and allows customers to play both casino games and bet on sports. A message on the site reads: "The King of Pop is proud to bring you the most exciting Vegas style online casino betting experience on the Net!"

Howard Weitzman -- the attorney for Michael Jackson's estate – told TMZ.com this weekend he will, "take whatever legal actions are necessary to shut this operation down.”

In the sportsbook section a link appears below various graphic buttons that reads “obline betting”.

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