As reported by the Associated Press: "Indiana's riverboat casinos have paid nearly $300,000 in fines over the last decade for letting in 90 underage gamblers.

"State rules require patrons to be 21 years old to enter.

"Indiana Casino Association executive director Mike Smith says the riverboats put a lot of work into checking identification. Anyone who looks younger than 30 is asked to show an ID and boats must report the number of I-D checks and the results to the Indiana Gaming Commission..."

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