This reply is only partially relevant and on the primary issue shouldn't be relied on. I was hoping Bob Dancer would remember the episode and provide the answer. I heard all the radio shows Bob referenced and I think Bob Nersesian provided the answer regarding credits left in the machine, and it was different than most of the explanations I have read on vpFREE and VPmail. I think the answer is that money left in a machine can be cashed out by another party from an empty machine, without playing a hand or spin.
Since I may be wrong I will attempt to review the taped radio shows for an answer.
Nesesian talks about a lot of relevant topics. The idea that a casino can kick out a player without reason and "trespass" him has never been decided by the Nevada Supreme Court. There is a federal court case that announced the principle by relying on a book that didn't say that. The Nevada courts have ultimate say over Nevada state law except for a fedeal court striking it on grounds not relevant here. (E.g. Constitutional and preemption grounds.) Of course there was a lower court that held against the casino. I think Tom Robertson was the involved party
Lawyer Nesesian said he would take the case for $10,000 retainer; I think the estimate cost for the entire case was $20.000. So if your inclined and have the money . . .
LA Bum
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:
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> We've discussed aspects of this issue twice with Bob Nersesian and once with I Nelson Rose. Possibly also with Bob Loeb.
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> This thread has contains a plethora of different sub-threads. Each legal case is a little different from other cases and sometimes those small differences are critical to the way things were decided.
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> Old shows are archived if someone wishes to revisit one of the shows.
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