Amazed!!!

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Coug Fan

Active Member
I'm confused

I am not sure what role you play at the casino, but presumably you have the power to bar someone who is playing with an advantage, and it sounds like this might also be one of your job responsibilities (just guessing here).

If you honestly think that he is not just lucky, then he has an advantage over your casino (legal or otherwise). Why do you care what he is doing? Also, why do you choose to let him play? I am very curious in your thought process behind this decision.
 
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Tom

Well-Known Member
Probably a crack dealer.

ah,what a shame,all that dope money for the taking and you guys cant get it. If you're looking for some info,were you aware that your casinos cards have a special shiny coat that will reveal fingerprints to the keen eye as long as your head and eyes are at 30 degree tilt from the defraction of light as it reflects off the cards? Watch that crack-suckers bighead move about next time he sticks it to you. Tell yo' boss about that one,it'll tighten up his lips.
 
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Norm Wattenberger

Active Member
An old story *LINK* *PIC*

He always gets wasted when he plays. Seriously, he looks like he is homeless and hasnt bathed in years, but he always has wads of hundred dollar bills.

When the Golden Nugget had no towers and was just a store front casino 30 years ago, a guy walked up to the Craps table (there were only two) and asked what was the minimum bet. He looked homeless and the dealer wanted him to leave. The min bet was $5 and the max bet $1,000. The dealer, hoping to chase him away, said the minimum bet was $1,000. The disheveled man pulls out a roll of hundreds and peels off ten. Puts it on the line and wins. He says push it. The dealer explains that the bet is over the max. The guy asks how can 2x the min be over the max. The dealer was fired.
 
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G Man

New Member
You know what ?

I don`t really care how this guy wins and I am more than amused by you trying to find out how he does it by asking on this board. Do your own F.. job and find it by yourself. And to all those trying to help a casino employee....what`s the point?
 
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SammyBoy

Well-Known Member
What's The Problem?

In the Casino ads that fill my mailbox I see shiny happy people with big stacks of chips in front of them at the tables. Are people not supposed to win when they go to the casino?
 
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Victoria

Well-Known Member
Same casino but

Sammy

It might be the same casino but the objectives of the marketing and table game departments are quite different, as you know.
Those happy faces in your mailbox are designed to get you in the door. That is marketing's job.
Those grouchy faces watching the tables, well they have the job of taking your money once you are in that door. (Yes, they might smile but they generally do not mean it)
Victoria
 
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