Mr. Stamis never introduced himself to me. He didn't have a name tag. The only way I even had confidence that he worked for the casino was the presence of the security guard behind me as we were talking. Among Mr. Stamis' first words, if they weren't his first words, to me were "I don't like you." I accepted him getting personal right off the bat. I accepted him throwing my driver's license on the ground and then telling me that I had thrown it on the ground. I accepted being told to leave. Maybe all of that had a cumulative effect, but there was something about him telling me that if I ask one more question, he'll have me arrested for trespassing that set me off. I didn't think he had the right to do that. That the video shows me on my way toward the nearest exit as I'm telling him my opinion of that statement of his shows how false his main defense that I repeatedly refused to leave is. It took some arm twisting to produce that video.
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>I find this a little odd. I've been to Jerry's Nugget once and I'll never go back because it's such a dump and the employees seemed disinterested. In my few communications with Tom he always seemed decent & level-headed. Why shout vulgarity in an owner's face as you're getting asked to leave when he should know they have every right to 86 anyone? Some casinos you just don't need to go to, no matter what the deal is.
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Lucy" <luckylucyano9@> wrote:
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> > On a related note, the owner of Jerry's Nugget Angelo Stamis (a confessed cheater, how is that guy allowed to be anywhere in the management chain of a casino?) has the nerve to attack Tom Robertson for playing with an advantage. I remember how Angelo was almost crying because he did not know what to do just before he threw all the advantage players out of Jerry's Nugget last year and I felt a little sorry for him. What a scumbag piece of garbage!
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> > http://www.casinocitytimes.com/article/jerrys-nugget-executive-has-gaming-license-restored-55874
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> > --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE Administrator" <vpfreeadmin@> wrote:
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> > > LVSun: Lawsuits pile up as alleged casino assaults continue
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> > > http://www.vegasinc.com/news/2011/jun/15/lawsuits-pile-alleged-casino-assaults-continue/
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