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A punter was lured into Crown Melbourne with free tickets to a Phil Collins concert before he gambled away $30,000, a royal commission has been told. 
The royal commission was set up by the Dan Andrews Labor government after a NSW inquiry found Crown unsuitable to run its newly built casino in Sydney's Barangaroo. 
Counsel assisting Geoffrey Kozminsky on Friday said the Southbank casino offered its customers a range of prizes and giveaways, all with a mind to increasing how often and how long they spent gambling. 
'Nothing is for free,' the problem gambler told the inquiry into whether Crown can keep a licence for its Melbourne operations.

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