Bob Neresian on GWAE again.

[Richard Munchkin]

Bob will be on again tomorrow 9/29 so if you have questions you want asked post here or at my site or email me or send a carrier pigeon.

One of the things we already plan on talking about is what rights do we have when playing at Indian casinos and is that different from state to state.

[Lonesome Gambler]

How about the case of the burned Ace by Trump Marina, and the likely result now that the casino is under new ownership. Or is he representing this case (I can't recall). Does the NJCCC take this kind of cheating seriously, is there a good possibility of successful legal recourse, etc.?

Looking forward to hearing about rights in Native casinos.

[Wookets]

I'd like to hear about the regulation of gaming on cruise lines such as Royal Caribbean, Carnival, etc. Specifically, who's responsibility is it, and who would investigate if there was a case of house-cheating?

[Richard Munchkin]

Both great questions. I've added them to the list.

[Jack_Black]

Originally Posted by Wookets

I'd like to hear about the regulation of gaming on cruise lines such as Royal Caribbean, Carnival, etc. Specifically, who's responsibility is it, and who would investigate if there was a case of house-cheating?

You could read this thread. http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showthread.php?t=22058

I agree with ExGM. I highly doubt a huge corporation would cheat. why would they? they make money hand over fist without cheating.

btw, I love your facebook page, Richard. although it's probably not a good idea for me to like it, since I friended casino hosts and dealers. I know I know.

[suicyco maniac]

I'm interested to hear his comments on Tribal casinos. Actually I'm kinda scared to hear what he has to say..... Since you will be talking about tribal casinos do you think you could ask Bob his thoughts on these tribals flyering SS #'s and Drivers license scans all around the country to one and other and also to a few non tribal casinos that are also memebers of their database.

[21forme]

Richard,
I'd like to hear about the NV casinos' right to require ID to cash chips, refuse the cash chips without a "trail" back to a specific table or pit, etc.
Thanks.

[Lonesome Gambler]

And although you touched on this somewhat during your last interview, it might be useful to discuss the legality of using fake IDs—not old IDs from before having a legal name change done, or IDs with a maiden name, but actual, false identification—to redeem comps at a casino. I'm not aware of any clear-cut answer as to whether or not this may potentially constitute fraud, so I'd like to know what Bob's interpretation of the law is in this regard.

It seems that using such an ID with Gaming personnel or police would be unambiguously illegal, but could the same be said for casinos?

[Wookets]

Originally Posted by Jack_Black

You could read this thread. http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showthread.php?t=22058

I agree with ExGM. I highly doubt a huge corporation would cheat. why would they? they make money hand over fist without cheating.

btw, I love your facebook page, Richard. although it's probably not a good idea for me to like it, since I friended casino hosts and dealers. I know I know.

I read over that thread yesterday; it's what spawned the question in the first place. I'd still like to hear what Mr. Neresian has to say on the subject.

[AussiePlayer]

Just my question from the other day on how the backrooming/86ing issues discussed last show and in his book differ (if at all) in regards to non-US citizens visiting Vegas.