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leaving a machine - a true story

#1

If I am asked to watch a machine by a person I don't know, I will flat
out politely tell them "No". I refuse to take responsibility for your
machine and property. Remember, you are taking responsibility for
their property if you say "Yes". I further tell them that any casino
personal(attendants, cleaning people, sometimes security) are usually
more that happy to watch their machine for them. Likewise it would be
stupid for me to trust someone I don't know with my property.

If I know the person, I'll watch the machine by placing my foot on the
bottom of their chair. I will only watch the machine directly next to
me on either side.

Now that being said if I say no and they still leave with money in the
machine, I will make sure no one cashes it out. If someone insists on
taking the machine with money in it, I will yell for security. Since
I didn't take responsibility for their property, yelling for security
is all I need to perform for due diligence. A player's card only is
irrelevant because people leave their cards all the time.

#2

I have seen this done countless times, and, when I am playing alone, I use this method
myself. It's worth the buck or two for the tip

.....bl

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "dipy911" <dwoods49090@...> wrote:

(with a bit of editing on my part)

casino
personal (attendants, cleaning people, security) are
more that happy to watch a machine for
a couple of minutes while one is making a "rest stop" or some such.

#3

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bornloser1537" <bornloser1537@...>
wrote:

>
> (with a bit of editing on my part)
>
> casino
> personal (attendants, cleaning people, security) are
> more that happy to watch a machine for
> a couple of minutes while one is making a "rest stop" or some

such.

>

I have seen this done countless times, and, when I am playing

alone, I use this method

myself. It's worth the buck or two for the tip

.....bl

What about the people that ask you to hold a machine with money in it
and people keep waiting for the machine and its been 30 min. You look
for personal, you see no one and you have to go.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "dipy911" <dwoods49090@> wrote:

#4

If they ask you to watch a machine and they go away for anything longer than
5-10 minutes then they are being rude. You should not have any qualms about
leaving.

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spow518
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Subject: [vpFREE] Re: leaving a machine - a true story

What about the people that ask you to hold a machine with money in it
and people keep waiting for the machine and its been 30 min. You look
for personal, you see no one and you have to go.

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