Tresspassing Laws?

[justin]

ON my first trip to Vegas I didn't know what I was doing and got kicked out of the Mirage. On the way out, the guy was telling me that I was also not allowed at MGM, Bellagio, and other MGM chain casinos. I heard that since they're private property and I only got kicked out of the Mirage, that I can legally go back to MGM, Bellagio and others except Mirage. I still play MGM, Bellagio and others, except the Mirage, using different ID's with different names but I just want to be sure in the future if the suits come for me at MGM or Bellagio.

PS. if i do get caught for trespassing, anybody know what will happen? or if they catch me with a fake id?

 

[SammyBoy]

Patriot Act

The fake id could get you into a big mess. They could probably detain you for a long period of time and get the FBI involved, especially if you have lots of cash on you. I have absolutely no experience with this, but I'm just warning you of the possibilities.

 

[Automatic Monkey]

Re: Patriot Act

I agree, falsified government issued ID is asking for trouble, especially in LV where the police function as agents of the casinos. It's unlikely that a court will find you guilty of anything if you use a fake ID only to deceive a casino into letting you play a legal game. If you want a player's card with a different name, you'd be better off paying some homeless guy $20 to go in and get a player's card for you under his name. If a fake ID is used, make sure there is some way to document that you've used it only for adventures in card counting and nothing else.

Good God, what did you have to do to get trespassed from Strip casinos? Generally they're going to any-game-but-blackjack you long before they do that. I'd wait a year before going back to those places, there are enough other places in town to play for a year.