Succulent Sunday

No, not some.  They all do.  Most will extend larger limits to hotel guests and many will extend even larger limits to those who have a history of pissing away significant amounts of money on slots and table games.

Paperwork which is easily avoidable by those who actually have some experience wagering in Nevada's sportsbooks.  Most sportsbooks are forced by their corporate bosses to learn the identity of customers who wish to bet beyond a certain amount of money (this can be any random amount designated by an individual casino).  This kind of paperwork is harmless, as it's merely the house trying to learn who you are and track how you're doing.  It's governmental paperwork you want to avoid, although truth be told, that stuff is also pretty harmless.  A casino is theoretically supposed to make you fill out a governmental form if you wager more than $10,000 in cash over a 24-hour period (not just in the sportsbook, but all over the casino).  It's an asinine and burdensome rule that's been foisted on the casinos by the feds.  But how can you really keep track of a customer who's running around your casino floor all day from blackjack tables to the sportsbook to the slots and back to the tables, etc....

I used to carefully avoid the "paperwork" but now I just don't care. 

Quote Originally Posted by sammy11:

  Sammy will prevail tonight, I am too unorthodox to be out foxed on this game, you give yours truly a full night to cap a game,and I am as good as copper. 

Losing big always sucks, but on the bright side, the chasing adventure that follows the next day is sure to make for a very long thread!  To you, that's way better than winning real money, sammy! 

     I didn't look carefully.  I thought you had discovered juice-free wagering and I got excited.

No ATM is going to cough up anywhere near twenty-five thousand dollars.  I think they fixed it that way so sick puppy chasing gamblers can't completely ruin their lives in one day inside a casino.  And if you're suggesting that you can use Western Union to siphon funds out of your bank account, I think you're mistaken (not to mention very humorous).

Actually, the more I question, the more I realize I'm wasting my time in this thread.  My bad.

Quote Originally Posted by sammy11:

Lastly you can have money sent Western Union, I didn't say all the 25 k did I? and you can get money from your own bank account  from the ATM, man you really aren't getting this are you? and I do not have to disclose how much money I brought to Vegas  do I? I never said I took out the whole 25k did I? I am wasting my time with you, bottom line I am here waiting to place my 25 k wager, whether you want to accept it or not, the bet will be placed and I will win this game.

Good luck on the game.   

Quote Originally Posted by sammy11:

OK buddy, maybe one day we can get together and talk about gambling. I appreciate the info you gave me, as I said before my buddy here isn't a gambler, he works here, but as you know I am not an exp. gambler here in Vegas, I have been here twice, but after this bet if I win I will surely be back to collect my winnings, I think the line might be a pick em or Portland -1, or 2.

If you're placing a 25k why wouldn't you just stay and watch the phillies game there? I'm sure they'd comp you one Monday night.

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