A 36-year-old Indiana woman is accused of trying to cash a nearly $1,400 winning sports-betting ticket at Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City, Ind., despite allegedly knowing the winnings had already been paid out.

Amanda Czarny of Valparaiso, Ind., is charged with Level 6 felony cheating at gaming and misdemeanor possession of paraphernalia over the September 18 incident at the  casino.

According to court records, an Indiana Gaming Commission agent was alerted after Czarny attempted to redeem the sportsbook ticket worth $1,393.

Unfortunately for Czarny, the ticket belonged to another man who had reported it missing and had already received the winnings through the sportsbook’s lost-ticket procedure, according to investigators.

Czarny allegedly told the gaming agent that the man had given her the ticket to cash. The man denied doing so.

Casino surveillance footage also appears to undermine her explanation.

Video reportedly showed Czarny entering the sportsbook with the ticket holder at around 1:27 p.m. After the man was paid his winnings, the pair went to the casino hotel lobby, where they remained until approximately 2:11 p.m., according to the charging document.

Czarny was then allegedly recorded returning to the sportsbook alone and attempting to redeem the same ticket.