On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 5:02 PM, James Thompson
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> Former HRH Casino Monitor
What does this job entail? Keeping the database out of date?
<<Were the people who were 86'd forbidden to play at all Boyd Properties or
just Sun Coast?>>
Seemed to vary - some were told this, some weren't. Although one person who
was told he was banned from all properties afterwards checked with his host
at another Boyd property, who told him he was still welcome at his casino,
that Suncoast couldn't tell another casino what to do.
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Were the people who were 86'd forbidden to play at all Boyd Properties or just Sun Coast?
Pat McCauley
On Mar 19, 2011, at 11:06 PM, James Thompson <jamesgthompson@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> I've heard a story from I guy I met on the floor about how a cocktail waitress friend got her boobs grabbed by a drunk guy and was tossed.
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To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
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Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2011 00:44:48 +0000
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Want some publicity about the Suncoast debacle??
Former HRH monitor and never seen someone tossed from a casino? Wow Hard Rock is known for this. Security there is very touchy. One little wrong gesture or comment and they will kick you out. Ive seen it there and many other places. Ive seen it done for anything from counting to spanking an ass.
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I just looked up photos for the Jackson Rancheria and it does look like the casino I remember.
~FK
I too remember this tidbit, but where I heard it.
~FK
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Former HRH monitor and never seen someone tossed from a casino? Wow Hard Rock is known for this. Security there is very touchy. One little wrong gesture or comment and they will kick you out. Ive seen it there and many other places. Ive seen it done for anything from counting to spanking an ass.
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Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 21:30:21 +0000
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Right to refuse service is not the issue. Surrounding someone who is dressed appropriately, not disorderly or disruptive, or commiting an unlawful act, with a squad of security guards and perp walking them-- while everyone within eyesight witnesses it--to the door is the issue. It is an injury to the person being perp walked.
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Lunch was good the company was great and hitting 3 royals afterwards has added to the enjoyment.
Chris
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Right to refuse service is not the issue. Surrounding someone who is dressed appropriately, not disorderly or disruptive, or commiting an unlawful act, with a squad of security guards and perp walking them-- while everyone within eyesight witnesses it--to the door is the issue. It is an injury to the person being perp walked.
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Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 13:35:52 +0000
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Want some publicity about the Suncoast debacle??
Sour grapes is not the issue. Advantage play is not the issue. This is the issue: Does the right to refuse service give casino personnel carte blanche to trample on the civil rights of United States citizens?
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Could be an inside job. Some employees want to control who gets to use a multiplier coupon and who doesn't. Employees of course can't gamble (at most casinos), but their "friends and family" can. Cheating machines is difficult and rare, not so for coupons and promotions.
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> I still don't get why a Casino, if they honestly think
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> The Casino is FUN
> the Casino can be BEATEN
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> I want my 86'D T-shirt from Bob Stupak's ghost.
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thanks tuscon, reading that CC board they appear to work. Although I did not see video poker mentioned just slots.....so have asked specifically if anyone used it for VP.
or maybe someone here has used them for vp??
thanks
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Judy and I are planning to EAT at the Gold Coast, but we'll probably PLAY at the Palms. Only playable game at Gold Coast, IMO, is Blackjack.
