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Manne wrote:
In April 2008, a woman added her name to a list of people who can't trust themselves not to gamble and who are to be stopped from entering a casino if they try. She lasted one month.
In May 2008, and again in November, the woman, identified in court papers only as "J.Y.," gambled at the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.
The second time, casino personnel recognized her as being on the self-exclusion list and escorted her out. But by then it was too late. The state Casino Control Commission fined the Hilton $10,000 yesterday for allowing the woman to gamble while on the list. The casino did not contest the fine and said it has taken steps to guard against it happening again. :dirol
Alll I can say is WOW........:confused:
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AAUPMYSLEAVE wrote:
Alll I can say is WOW........:confused:
Wont be long everyone will have to swipe IDs to enter the casinos.
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sk82day wrote:
Wont be long everyone will have to swipe IDs to enter the casinos.
Casinos a big sites but is the better play poker online.lol
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Manne wrote:
In April 2008, a woman added her name to a list of people who can't trust themselves not to gamble and who are to be stopped from entering a casino if they try. She lasted one month.
In May 2008, and again in November, the woman, identified in court papers only as "J.Y.," gambled at the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.
The second time, casino personnel recognized her as being on the self-exclusion list and escorted her out. But by then it was too late. The state Casino Control Commission fined the Hilton $10,000 yesterday for allowing the woman to gamble while on the list. The casino did not contest the fine and said it has taken steps to guard against it happening again. :dirol
Add me to the list. That girl need to quit using her casino rewards card. It alerts the staff every time.
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Manne wrote:
In April 2008, a woman added her name to a list of people who can't trust themselves not to gamble and who are to be stopped from entering a casino if they try. She lasted one month.
In May 2008, and again in November, the woman, identified in court papers only as "J.Y.," gambled at the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.
The second time, casino personnel recognized her as being on the self-exclusion list and escorted her out. But by then it was too late. The state Casino Control Commission fined the Hilton $10,000 yesterday for allowing the woman to gamble while on the list. The casino did not contest the fine and said it has taken steps to guard against it happening again. :dirol
She gets escorted out and the casino has to pay. I say let her play. LOL. Glad I don't live near a casino, because I would be homeless sleeping under the bridge. I love to gamble. X
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XPOKERCHIC wrote:
She gets escorted out and the casino has to pay. I say let her play. LOL. Glad I don't live near a casino, because I would be homeless sleeping under the bridge. I love to gamble. X
The lady is a large woman. What next? She gonna sue McDonalds for letting her order 2 Angus beefs?
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decker wrote:
The lady is a large woman. What next? She gonna sue McDonalds for letting her order 2 Angus beefs?
I don't know why it's a casino's job to make sure everyone who puts their name on the list doesn't sneak in and gamble. When they discovered the woman, they escorted her out. They did what they were supposed to do when they figured out she was there.
Macy's doesn't escort their paying customers out even though they are addicted to buying shoes and skinny jeans. McDonald's doesn't stop obese people at the door...sometimes this crap just doesn't make sense. If we'd all take personal responsibility instead of waiting for the government to mandate some law to keep us from hurting ourselves, things might make a bit more sense.
Macy's doesn't escort their paying customers out even though they are addicted to buying shoes and skinny jeans. McDonald's doesn't stop obese people at the door...sometimes this crap just doesn't make sense. If we'd all take personal responsibility instead of waiting for the government to mandate some law to keep us from hurting ourselves, things might make a bit more sense.
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Manne wrote:
In April 2008, a woman added her name to a list of people who can't trust themselves not to gamble and who are to be stopped from entering a casino if they try. She lasted one month.
In May 2008, and again in November, the woman, identified in court papers only as "J.Y.," gambled at the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.
The second time, casino personnel recognized her as being on the self-exclusion list and escorted her out. But by then it was too late. The state Casino Control Commission fined the Hilton $10,000 yesterday for allowing the woman to gamble while on the list. The casino did not contest the fine and said it has taken steps to guard against it happening again. :dirol
That is sad and interesting at the same time haha
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Manne wrote:
In April 2008, a woman added her name to a list of people who can't trust themselves not to gamble and who are to be stopped from entering a casino if they try. She lasted one month.
In May 2008, and again in November, the woman, identified in court papers only as "J.Y.," gambled at the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.
The second time, casino personnel recognized her as being on the self-exclusion list and escorted her out. But by then it was too late. The state Casino Control Commission fined the Hilton $10,000 yesterday for allowing the woman to gamble while on the list. The casino did not contest the fine and said it has taken steps to guard against it happening again. :dirol
It is hard to hold a fish in front of a bear and not expect an immediate reaction. Some people are sick and need help to control their gambling if not eliminate it. Especially in times like these where the economy has been bad, people are gambling more than ever in the hopes of hitting it big when all they are really doing is diggin the hole deeper. Nobody wins when you gamble except for the hosting party😡😡😡😡😡!!
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roy22284 wrote:
It is hard to hold a fish in front of a bear and not expect an immediate reaction. Some people are sick and need help to control their gambling if not eliminate it. Especially in times like these where the economy has been bad, people are gambling more than ever in the hopes of hitting it big when all they are really doing is diggin the hole deeper. Nobody wins when you gamble except for the hosting party😡😡😡😡😡!!
Add me to the list. That girl need to quit using her casino rewards card. It alerts the staff every time.
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1stquality wrote:
Add me to the list. That girl need to quit using her casino rewards card. It alerts the staff every time.
Sounds retarded and believable. Sure i guess gambling in a sickness, but to fine a casino. All part of the pussified world we now live in.
Can bars stop alcoholics from drinking? not really
People are addicted to smoking. Simple solution don't sell them cigs.
No need for self control just push the blame on someone else.
I hope she dropped 10 grand before they caught her.
Can bars stop alcoholics from drinking? not really
People are addicted to smoking. Simple solution don't sell them cigs.
No need for self control just push the blame on someone else.
I hope she dropped 10 grand before they caught her.
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In May 2008, and again in November, the woman, identified in court papers only as "J.Y.," gambled at the Atlantic City Hilton Casino Resort.
The second time, casino personnel recognized her as being on the self-exclusion list and escorted her out. But by then it was too late. The state Casino Control Commission fined the Hilton $10,000 yesterday for allowing the woman to gamble while on the list. The casino did not contest the fine and said it has taken steps to guard against it happening again. :dirol