Casino Wants Part of Lindsay Lohan Halloween Party Money Back Due to Tardiness

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Officials at Connecticut’s Foxwoods Casino are demanding a partial refund from troubled actress Lindsay Lohan after she failed to show up on time for a Halloween party.

The casino paid Lohan $50,000 to host the party last Thursday, according to reports.

The actress eventually appeared alongside champion boxer and big time sports bettor Floyd Mayweather, Jr. to judge a costume contest.

And just how late was Ms. Lohan?

Two hours!

The troubled star and one time model has battled drug addiction and alcohol abuse over the years.  In September 2010, Lohan's was sentenced to probation after being charged with a DUI.  That probation was later revoked following a failed drug test, resulting in some time spent behind bars.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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