Autotote

Autotote, which has been renamed Scientific Games, is a company that supplies pari-mutuel wagering systems worldwide. These are automated, computerized off-track and on-track betting systems for betting on horse races, greyhound racing and jai-alai. It is an integrated system for off-track betting, keeping track of race results and winning tickets, and race simulcasting. Autotote Enterprises operates the off-track betting system in the State of Connecticut. In 2002, former Autotote employee Chris Harn confessed to fraudulently cashing unclaimed tickets for $80,000 after he was caught in a fraudulent betting scheme, when an accomplice tried to collect $3.1 million on a fraudulent bet on the Breeders' Cup. Chris Harn's story was portrayed...