--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, King Fish <vpkingfish@...> wrote:
> Varies by casino.
>
> I believe every ticket has the expiration information on it. I have a
> ticket handy that says "Ticket Void after 30 days".
>
> I've occasionally had a ticket expire. It may still be cashed by going
> to the cage and complaining loudly enough. Success may depend on
> which casino, the amount, how long since it's expired, and who is
> actually working at the time.
>
Usually displayed fairly prominently on the ticket. I've seen them 30 days. I have also seen them 60 days. I have heard from a cage person that they can be honored past that date, but it isn't the kind of dicretion I would want to leave up to a casino. I found a fairly substantial (over 9 cents) ticket in my pocket years ago after a trip to Las Vegas. Something that will make you go "hmmm..." while unpacking in Chicago. The Strip property would not handle any exchange by mail. I had to mail it to a friend who took care of it for me.
Chandler
