Police say a table dealer and a customer are being charged after a cheating scheme was discovered involving an electronic craps game at the Mohegan Pennsylvania casino.

According to the Pennsylvania State Police, Jason Richard Kutney, 52, of Break Creek, who is a dealer for craps electronic table game is responsible for pushing a button at the end of a 30-second clock allowing patrons to place bets.

Investigators said they learned Kutney pushed the button early allowing a casino customer, Louis Attilo Grasso, 66, of New York, to see the numbers before placing his bet.