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“My mistake,” Barkley said in an interview at a pro-am golf tournament in Hoover, Ala. “I’m not broke, and I’m going to take care of it.”

Barkley was responding to comments by the Clark County district attorney, David Roger, who said prosecutors would file a criminal complaint if he did not pay the debt cited by the Wynn Las Vegas resort.

“He’ll have an opportunity like anybody else to make restitution to the hotel,” Roger said.

The casino alleged in a civil complaint filed Wednesday in a Nevada state court and first reported by the Las Vegas Sun that Barkley failed to repay four $100,000 casino markers, or loans, received last Oct. 18 and 19.

“To date, and despite repeated demands, Barkley has refused to repay the $400,000,” the complaint said. In a radio interview with the sports station WJOX in Birmingham, Ala., Barkley repeatedly blamed himself for letting the debt lapse. He told radio interviewers and a reporter at the golf tournament that the debt stemmed from a wager on the 2008 Super Bowl. He did not explain why Wynn alleged the loans were made in October.

“I’ve been gambling 20 years; I’ve never had this happen before,” the 45-year-old Barkley told WJOX. “It’s my fault I let the time lapse. I screwed up.”

“All they had to do is call and say, ‘Hey, you owe us this money,’ ” he said. A Wynn Las Vegas spokeswoman did not immediately respond to Barkley’s comments. A hotel official earlier declined to comment on the court case, citing ongoing litigation.

Barkley could be granted up to six months to pay if he agrees to the standard district attorney’s office restitution program, said Bernie Zadrowski, the bad check unit chief. He would be responsible for the $400,000 plus a 10 percent program fee totaling $40,000.

Roger said that if the case remained unresolved, as many as four felony theft or four felony bad check charges could be filed. The possible penalty for each theft conviction is 1 to 10 years in state prison. A conviction on a felony bad check charge could carry a one- to four-year term.

Barkley has made no secret of his gambling. He estimated during a May 2006 interview with ESPN that he had gambled away about $10 million over the years.

“Do I have a gambling problem? Yeah, I do have a gambling problem,” Barkley said. “But I don’t consider it a problem because I can afford to gamble.”

He said he never bet on basketball, and only bet in casinos. He called it a bad habit, but said he intended to continue.

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