Recommend getting a casino marker?
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ihate17
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Who do you want to give too much information too.
When you apply for casino credit you must give the casino a ton of personal information and though I do have two credit lines, I did give thought about where I applied.
I tend to play fairly large stakes in some corporate places and often (not always) do this unrated so if I get tossed the rest of the corporation is still immediately open to me, I would hate to be spreading like mad and run out of cash on hand and have to ask for marker while playing unrated, so that is one of several reasons that I have no credit line in these corporate joints.
My credit lines are at independent places, where I spread a little less, rathole more, play a little VP, and get nice comps while still playing a winning game.
ihate17
When you apply for casino credit you must give the casino a ton of personal information and though I do have two credit lines, I did give thought about where I applied.
I tend to play fairly large stakes in some corporate places and often (not always) do this unrated so if I get tossed the rest of the corporation is still immediately open to me, I would hate to be spreading like mad and run out of cash on hand and have to ask for marker while playing unrated, so that is one of several reasons that I have no credit line in these corporate joints.
My credit lines are at independent places, where I spread a little less, rathole more, play a little VP, and get nice comps while still playing a winning game.
ihate17
FLASH1296
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Good Advice
The amount of personal info required is not so bad - IF you simply deposit cash.
Tell them at the "credit office" that you simply want to establish an account with "good faith money" and do NOT want "credit."
You can take "markers" as needed.
You can add or remove cash to your account at any time.
You can add chips instead of cashing-out in the ordinary fashion.
You can also do "wire transfers" of funds, although ordinarily there is a $20 - $35 fee charged by your bank for wiring cash "out"
I have done this numerous times; playing for comps and playing as an A.P. elsewhere.
The casino cage becomes your "bank" in many respects.
The amount of personal info required is not so bad - IF you simply deposit cash.
Tell them at the "credit office" that you simply want to establish an account with "good faith money" and do NOT want "credit."
You can take "markers" as needed.
You can add or remove cash to your account at any time.
You can add chips instead of cashing-out in the ordinary fashion.
You can also do "wire transfers" of funds, although ordinarily there is a $20 - $35 fee charged by your bank for wiring cash "out"
I have done this numerous times; playing for comps and playing as an A.P. elsewhere.
The casino cage becomes your "bank" in many respects.
