My friend is going to Vegas
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Give him $200 and your Total Rewards card, and ask him to play your $200 through with your card all in one day. Completely through until it is all gone or there is more than $1000 in winnings. Ask him to play all his own slot play at a Harrah's property with your card.
You'll end up saving more than $200 when you get comped rooms, and give your friend some free entertainment. And there's that minuscule chance of winning enough to boost your bankroll.
You'll end up saving more than $200 when you get comped rooms, and give your friend some free entertainment. And there's that minuscule chance of winning enough to boost your bankroll.
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Actually had this happen is why I ask.
Was taking a break from the tables and wife went to the ladies room. I kept playing on her card and hit for about $1700. Total Fluke. Big light and noise above the machine.
Security arrived about the same time as my wife returned. We just said she walked away to get a cell signal to call her family. I am sure the eye would have showed different, but no one really seemed concerned. We had to give ID for the 1099.
Since that time I have always wondered what to do if she had not been there.
Was taking a break from the tables and wife went to the ladies room. I kept playing on her card and hit for about $1700. Total Fluke. Big light and noise above the machine.
Security arrived about the same time as my wife returned. We just said she walked away to get a cell signal to call her family. I am sure the eye would have showed different, but no one really seemed concerned. We had to give ID for the 1099.
Since that time I have always wondered what to do if she had not been there.
I can see one scenario where you put in the wrong player's slot card, that is, your spouse's card instead of yours. By accident of course.
I don't know if you can accidentally put in your friend's card instead of yours, and get away with that.
Maybe it is best to just claim that you didn't know there was a player's card in the machine. But when they back up the tapes, you'll be seen inserting it... so I'm not sure how that would fly.
I don't know if you can accidentally put in your friend's card instead of yours, and get away with that.
Maybe it is best to just claim that you didn't know there was a player's card in the machine. But when they back up the tapes, you'll be seen inserting it... so I'm not sure how that would fly.
http://www.standupca.org/tribes/Pau...jackpot-but-remains-banned-from-casino-pauma/
This woman was playing with her friends card and hit the jackpot and then the casino refused to pay, interrogated them both, and banned them for life.
This article says they have since been paid but are still banned.
Good 'ole Indian Casinos.
This woman was playing with her friends card and hit the jackpot and then the casino refused to pay, interrogated them both, and banned them for life.
This article says they have since been paid but are still banned.
Good 'ole Indian Casinos.
My brother is a platinum M life card holder and he's a huge slot player.. He plays at the minimum $5 machines. He plays up to 3 machines at a time, while he's doing this I jam my card in there.. On 4 occasions we hit exactly $1200 all on my card.. As soon as this happened we popped out my card and put it in another machine. When they came to verify the jackpot my brother gave his players card and they asked him "do we have all your info?". He replied "yes".. 5 minutes later they came back and hand paid him not knowing my card was used.
Another time we had simply pulled out my card after hitting a $1200 jackpot and the same lady came, glanced at us then came back with the cash. Hand pay.
This was all at the mirage in about 4 hours worth of play.. I came there at an entry level sapphire and left the next morning at gold tier (second best).
You really shouldn't worry at all about using someone else card.
Another time we had simply pulled out my card after hitting a $1200 jackpot and the same lady came, glanced at us then came back with the cash. Hand pay.
This was all at the mirage in about 4 hours worth of play.. I came there at an entry level sapphire and left the next morning at gold tier (second best).
You really shouldn't worry at all about using someone else card.
Often times when I get my cards made they ask if I want 2 cards so my wife can use one on the slots while I hit the tables. I know sometimes in the casino the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing when you talk about casino employees but the two situations, encouraging my wife to use my card in a slot machine and giving her trouble when she wins, don't seem to go together very well.
As an occasional slot player, I often walk away from a machine without taking out my card. Its only when I sit at the next machine, I realize it, and have to go back looking for the machine. It hasn't happened but I could easily find a card in a machine like the one I was playing and take it without checking it.
I can't imagine a casino turning you down for a jackpot because another persons card was in the machine. The case of the two women was different as they tried to say it was the one person when the video showed it was the other woman.
I can't imagine a casino turning you down for a jackpot because another persons card was in the machine. The case of the two women was different as they tried to say it was the one person when the video showed it was the other woman.