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GAMING giant Intralot has abandoned its Victorian Keno and scratchies business after $63 million in losses during a disastrous seven-year gamble.
The dramatic walkout is a major blow to Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews, who was the former Labor government’s gaming minister during the bulk of negotiations over the controversial deal.
Gaming Minister Edward O’Donohue took aim at Mr Andrews, saying that while he had left the gaming ministry two months before lottery contracts were signed “his fingerprints are all over them”.
“The extent of the money Daniel Andrews and Labor lost in gaming is scandalous — so far it’s $3.5 billion, with another $830 million in claims still before the courts,” he said.
