Anyway, if you don't mind, I'd like just a bit more
info about how these coupons typically work; I presume, since you
are
asking for unused coupons, that they do not need to be attached in
the
book like we sometimes see with 'value' books (coupon void if
detached
from book).
Some coupons do have the 'Void if detached' rule on the coupon, but
it's up to the employees of each particular casino whether they will
honor a detached coupon. FTR, I've never been denied usage of a
detached coupon - provided I had an original book in hand. YMMV.
I also presume that they do not have any particular
player's name on them so that they can be used by anyone. In other
words, if I subscribe to Casino Player and get their fun book,
would it
be permissible, according to any rules of useage, for me to mail
the
Atlantic City and Delaware coupons to my sister who lives in
Delaware,
since I'm not likely to ever use them myself?
No, there is no identifying name/number on the coupon.
Yes, Casino Player actually published the URL of a very popular
website for trading coupons for the exact purpose you mention.
hockeystl