A bank wire also has a fee.
Most banks waive fees for incoming domestic wire transfers for
"relationship" customers (those with large balances and/or multiple
accounts). Many waive or reduce outgoing domestic wire fees for those
customers, as well.
You might want to consider establishing a line of credit at a couple
of your main casinos.
Getting money *to* the casino is a problem most of them are delighted to
help you solve; travellers' checks, teller's checks, line of credit, are all
available. More often, players are concerned with getting money back home,
especially if they have substantial winnings. When the winnings are in
cash, the anti-money-laundering laws and regulations make it hard to change
that cash into anything safer to carry.
Jaycee wrote:
I believe Bank of America also has branches in Las Vegas and around the
country.
Yes, it does, but it partitions its business based on where the account was
opened; it is difficult or impossible (depending on where that home account
is) to deposit money to it through a Nevada branch.
Citibank also has LV branches, though not as many as BoA. And they allow
deposits by out-of-state customers. Also, Citibank issues more credit cards
than any other US bank, and you can make a cash payment on that card at any
branch.
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Randy Hudson