Within the same period of time, 24-year-old Ng Wuey Kiang, who manned a Roulette table, also overpaid his accomplice, 39-year-old Leong Teck Leong a total sum of about S$1,700.
They were each sentenced to 21 months in jail.
Ng had controlled the movement of the ball used at his Roulette table such that it would always land within a pre-determined area.
However, their illegal transactions were captured on the casino's closed circuit television and a shift manager informed the authorities on October 9.
Leong is the second person to be convicted in court for being in cahoots with a croupier to cheat a local casino. Both he and Ng were each sentenced to 21 months in jail.
Earlier this month, 32-year-old Tan Tiong Loon, who is unemployed, was sentenced to 54 months' jail after cheating the Marina Bay Sands casino of S$31,500.
Tan's alleged accomplice, former dealer 24-year-old Keith Yong Kee-Hwei will be back in court Wednesday.
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