Heard, from a Blackjack Dealer, that "a casino" in Laughlin had--in
the past year or so--been fined for tampering with the integrity of
its VP machines. I Am not all that confident of reliability; will
refrain from identifying casino.
Is anyone else aware of such a situation? Would an inquiry, to the
Gaming Commission, tend to be worthwhile?
--- In vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com, "sphboc2003" <sphboc@a...>
wrote:
Heard, from a Blackjack Dealer, that "a casino" in Laughlin had--in
the past year or so--been fined for tampering with the integrity of
its VP machines. I Am not all that confident of reliability; will
refrain from identifying casino.Is anyone else aware of such a situation? Would an inquiry, to the
Gaming Commission, tend to be worthwhile?
Rumors, don't you just love them? I don't know if this is true or
not, but I would think this type of information should be public. If
it isn't, it should be. I would be more interested in what
the "tampering" was, rather than the casino. I would like to be on
the lookout for anything of this nature at other casinos. If one
casino did it, it is probable that another may try the same thing. I
hate to be clueless on being cheated. As far as the casino in
question-they have probably been audited with a fine tooth comb, and
by now would run the cleanest casino in town.
I would call the subject line "Blackjack dealer's concern for job
security" rather than "Honesty of VP in Laughlin." But you neven know!
Haaljo in Boston
--- In vpFREE_Laughlin@yahoogroups.com, "sphboc2003" <sphboc@a...>
wrote:
Heard, from a Blackjack Dealer, that "a casino" in Laughlin had--in
the past year or so--been fined for tampering with the integrity of
its VP machines. I Am not all that confident of reliability; will
refrain from identifying casino.Is anyone else aware of such a situation? Would an inquiry, to the
Gaming Commission, tend to be worthwhile?