A person yesterday came up to the table and plopped down $1200.

[BJLFS]

The PB came over, stopped the game and had the person fill out what I assume is a CTR. I thought it was for only $10K or above. Was that correct what the PB did?

[Sonny]

Originally Posted by BJLFS

Was that correct what the PB did?

Was it necessary? Probably not, unless that player had made several buy-ins during the course of the day. Was it correct? Perhaps, depending on what the PB's motives were. This all assumes it was a CTR.

-Sonny-

[BJLFS]

Originally Posted by Sonny

Was it necessary? Probably not, unless that player had made several buy-ins during the course of the day. Was it correct? Perhaps, depending on what the PB's motives were. This all assumes it was a CTR.

-Sonny-

Thanks.

[21forme]

The patron does not fill out a CTR. The casino does.

Seems odd. That's a pretty low amount to start giving someone the third degree. I've played in some casinos that start tracking at 3K.

[Sucker]

Most likely, he was stuck more than $8800 in that casino, before he came up to your table.

[paddywhack]

Originally Posted by Sucker

Most likely, he was stuck more than $8800 in that casino, before he came up to your table.

Or was at least getting close.....

[Solo player]

Maybe he was just filling out the form to get a players card.

About ten years ago I bought in at the Stardust for 800$ PB asks if I want a players card. I said yes. As I'm pulling out my wallet to get ID. She hands me the form with a pen and wants me to fill it out. I just started laughing.

[BJLFS]

Originally Posted by Solo player

Maybe he was just filling out the form to get a players card.

This was some sort of legal thing.