If you get a job in a sportsbook, can you bet on sports events, or go over and play poker on the casino side? Is there paperwork you have to sign, saying that you won't gamble in ANY sportsbook or casino anywhere? It seems to me that such a rule would keep a lot of gamblers from taking such jobs.
I used to work at caesars palace.
Company policy said I could not play/bet anything at my home property.
And at any other casinos owned by caesars, i could play anything but I still could not bet in their sportsbook.
I thought it was odd, but everyone else in casino/hotel could gamble whatever, but for some reason
a ticket writer couldn't do crap.
Most companies have a policy against playing at your own property. Too much temptation to for a slot tech or someone, to jump on a game after their shift. Most employees never even visit the property they work at. If you get drunk or into a fight at a bar or nightclub on property, your job is at jeopardy. I think Wynn Casino employees had to notify their Supervisior if they came back on property to visit a restaurant, bar or see the show. Binion's Casino back in the early days would let employees gamble on slots even during the shift. A dealer is on his 20 minute break and would go over to the machine and fire up a cigarette.
A friend of mine works at https://qualitycasinos.info and according to him, all casinos have a strict rule that doesn't allow them to wager in the casinos they work at. It's a quite shady rule and I am not speaking about this casino in particular but about all of them. I don't think that they are scamming us by any means but this rule leaves a lot of room for interpretation. Most probably it was created in order to reduce the risk of a conflict of interests occurring and that's all.
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