"A bankroll of 10k or 20k or more (even in $100 bills) is a lot/too bulky to carry along in your wallet, pockets, purse, etc. What works well for you?a. Use markersb. Use checksc. Your suggestions???"
Markers is the best way.
http://discoverspaces.live.com?source=hmtag1&loc=us
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For those of us who may be naive and/or uninitiated in the ways of "mid-roller" gambling,
are "markers" the same thing as establishing a "line of credit" with a particular casino?
Thanks.
.....bl
"A bankroll of 10k or 20k or more (even in $100 bills) is a lot/too bulky to carry along in
your wallet, pockets, purse, etc. What works well for you?a. Use markersb. Use checksc.
Your suggestions???"
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "kelso 1600" <kelso1600@...> wrote:
Markers is the best way.
http://discoverspaces.live.com?source=hmtag1&loc=us
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<<I like the simplicity of the Silverton Slot club.
They have a brochure at the desk that explains the
different tiers, what benefits come with each tier,
and how many points it takes to reach each tier.>>
I like that too. But I would like the Diamond level covered too, and it is not even mentioned in the brochure. I only knew it existed when I saw a sign for a special line at the buffet for "platinum and diamond cardholders." Why give a party when no one knows about it? 
The main weakness in the program is that there is a limited number of ways to use your comp points, especially for the upper-level player who is not a "sportsman." Maybe I will be forced to take up bass fishing! Oh, dear.
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