The Palms has theirs set at an $800 maximum. A supervisor told me it is a
Gaming rule. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
Brian
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In a message dated 12/30/2005 3:58:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,
GRAYTLEEGRAY@aol.com writes:
I guess the next question is how big a ticket can you redeem using the stand
alone redemption machines?
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I have redeemed $1000+ at the Fiesta Henderson kiosks
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The Palms has theirs set at an $800 maximum. A supervisor told me it is a
Gaming rule. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
Brian
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In a message dated 12/30/2005 3:58:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,
GRAYTLEEGRAY@aol.com writes:
I guess the next question is how big a ticket can you redeem using the stand
alone redemption machines?
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I cashed a ticket for over $1100 on a redemption machine
at Texas Station recently.
vpFae
On 30 Dec 2005 at 19:07, bjaygold@aol.com wrote:
The Palms has theirs set at an $800 maximum. A supervisor told me it is
a Gaming rule. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
The Palms has theirs set at an $800 maximum. A supervisor told me
it is a
Gaming rule. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
Terribles is set for $1000, so I don't think it is a gaming rule,
I think it is casino perrogative.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, bjaygold@a... wrote:
The maximum amount a TITO redempion machine will accept is subject, it
would seem, to two considerations. The first has to do with CTR
reporting requirments. Someone mentioned, and I think it's correct,
that any cash transaction of $3000 or more requires collecting
information that will be needed to file a CTR, should total
transactions aggregate to $10,000 or more in a 24-hr period. So no
casino redemption machine should accept a TITO ticket over $2999.
The second constraint (and here I speculate) is that the casino may
wish to refill the redemption machines with cash less often. Better
to cash a $2000 ticket at the cage than have it empty the machine and
have to manually cash a bunch of small tickets, which are of course
more numerous. Thus we have the below-mentioned variety of casino
limits on machine redemption.
Gambling machines themselves spitting out a ticket rather than allow
credits to go over $1200 is a separate issue. But this is common
enough that I suspect it may be the factory default setting in many
cases. It can be overriden, however. One local joint has 4 adjacent
5c/10c 10 plays. One spits tickets at $1200, a second at $400, and
the other two at $200!
Don
The Palms has theirs set at an $800 maximum. A supervisor told me it
is a
Gaming rule. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
Brian
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In a message dated 12/30/2005 3:58:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,
GRAYTLEEGRAY@a... writes:I guess the next question is how big a ticket can you redeem using
the stand
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, bjaygold@a... wrote:
alone redemption machines?
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<<Gambling machines themselves spitting out a ticket rather than allow
credits to go over $1200 is a separate issue. But this is common enough
that I suspect it may be the factory default setting in many cases. It can
be overriden, however. One local joint has 4 adjacent 5c/10c 10 plays. One
spits tickets at $1200, a second at $400, and the other two at $200!>>
Most of the Strip high limit rooms allow credits to accumulate in the tens
of thousands of dollars.
Cogno