Las Vegas casino sued over feng shui tactics, and more

A Taiwanese gambler is suing the Venetian casino in Las Vegas, claiming it used ancient feng shui techniques to break his winning streak.

Las Vegas casino sued over feng shui tactics

A Taiwanese gambler is suing the Venetian casino in Las Vegas, claiming it used ancient feng shui techniques to break his winning streak. The man, identified only as Yuan, says he won $400,000, but when he returned to his room, he found a black cloth on the wall and two white cloths in the hallway outside. When he returned to the tables, he lost all his winnings and $2 million more. Black and white cloths are a sign of death, said Yuan. “It is a taboo for regular people, let alone for gamblers.”

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