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Anyone have experience being trespassed at CET over something minor? Anyone have experience being trespassed at CET over something minor?

06-17-2017 , 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by NickMPK
I don't think this part is an accurate characterization. I swatted my hand once at a couple plastic toys in front of me. I doubt anything was damaged, and if it was, it couldn't have been more than a couple dollars. Certainly no more damage than someone who creases a card at the poker table.
Did you think swatting your hand a couple of plastic toys would magically make them change their minds?

Acting like a douche is one thing. Trying to justify it makes it worse. I have zero sympathy for you. Zero.
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06-17-2017 , 01:15 PM
ok no more abusing him, he told his story and he knows he ****ed up, no need to dress him down further.

that is a pretty bad beat though. tough way to get banned. you basically called security on yourself, ouch!
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06-17-2017 , 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by PeteBlow
Did you think swatting your hand a couple of plastic toys would magically make them change their minds?
Of course not...does a player usually think that smashing their mouse after a bad beat will make them win the pot?

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Acting like a douche is one thing. Trying to justify it makes it worse. I have zero sympathy for you. Zero.
I don't think I was trying to justify what I did at all. Just describe it. I've said at least four times in the thread that it was a very stupid thing to do.
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06-17-2017 , 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by DC2LV
Not any place I've ever lived. In fact, some states don't even require that the person over 21 must produce ID. The retail outlet determines its own policy on when it is necessary to check for ID. Some other states require ID to be checked if the customer "looks" under a certain age. I only know of one state (TN) that absolutely requires any and all customers (even senior citizens) to produce identification in order to purchase alcohol.
California. Five-ish years or so ago they passed a new law. You can't buy booze at any self-serve register any more, by law.

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Originally Posted by venice10
At best, I'd let it wait 6 months, then have someone else write a letter for you to sign acknowledging you reacted poorly and as proof that you are changed, attach a certificate of completion of an anger management class.
Geebuz, seriously? I weep for the world that has become such a bunch of snowflakes.
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06-17-2017 , 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Anarchist
because they don't want a 22 year old to buy alcohol for a 20 year old friend

obviously a 40 year old parent is not buying alcohol for their 5 year old kid

is this really not obvious?
But you're allowed to buy alcohol for your 17 year old friend??
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06-17-2017 , 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by NickMPK
Certainly no more damage than someone who creases a card at the poker table.
I'm guessing you've creased a card or two at the poker table.
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06-17-2017 , 09:08 PM
This entire awesome thread is the off-the-felt equivalent of the "Hi Dad, it's me Billy...." story.
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06-18-2017 , 01:33 AM
Pics of friend? And if you need to get her that drunk it is not going to be good anyway!
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06-18-2017 , 02:07 AM
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Originally Posted by gilmore38
Pics of friend? And if you need to get her that drunk it is not going to be good anyway!
She was actually a Tinder date that I just met that night. She was the one who insisted that we buy a bottle to take up to my room. But she did let me stay with her after I got evicted (at around 5am in the morning at that point). She even offered to drive me to the airport for my flight about 24 hours later. But I ended up having to get an Uber there because she dragged me to a party at Spearmint Rhino the next night and I had to drive her home in her car when she took some sort of drug there that totally spaced her out.
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06-18-2017 , 06:44 AM
You should have opened with that, lol. You keep dropping more interesting nuggets.

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06-18-2017 , 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by DC2LV
I only know of one state (TN) that absolutely requires any and all customers (even senior citizens) to produce identification in order to purchase alcohol.
I had no idea about that either. Just recently, we went to Memphis with my parents and they asked my dad for his ID when he ordered beer at dinner. He gave the waitress a WTF look and didn't do anything, so I got my ID out and that satisfied her. I kinda thought that was a weird hillbilly thing, never occurred to me it could be law.
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Originally Posted by NickMPK
But I ended up having to get an Uber there because she dragged me to a party at Spearmint Rhino the next night and I had to drive her home in her car when she took some sort of drug there that totally spaced her out.
Wow, you are a true gentleman (for tinder standards). Just drive her car to the airport and leave it there? If you feel nice, send her a message to tell her it's at the airport. If you really want to go out of your way, also let her know where you parked it exactly.
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06-18-2017 , 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted by DC2LV
I only know of one state (TN) that absolutely requires any and all customers (even senior citizens) to produce identification in order to purchase alcohol.
Shortly after the law was passed, there was an attempt- perhaps lighthearted- that would exempt folks 100 years old or older from having to produce ID when they bought beer. It did not pass.

I've noticed a recent trend in some of the chain grocery stores (since they're now allowed to sell wine) that require you to remove your DL from your wallet, then scan the back of it so that they can verify that the clerk actually asked you for ID.

On several occasions while dining out, I have overheard 40ish year old women gleefully exclaim to their husband or date after being carded by the server, "See, even that waiter doesn't think I look old enough to drink!"

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Originally Posted by augie_
ok no more abusing him, he told his story and he knows he ****ed up, no need to dress him down further.

that is a pretty bad beat though. tough way to get banned. you basically called security on yourself, ouch!
A tough way to get banned? I don't think so. Sounds more like a sure-fire way to get nixed.

OP goes into a shop with his date to get a bottle of whiskey. Date doesn't have her ID so OP tries to buy it and is refused. Clerk and "three or four" other clerks try in vain to explain to OP why he can't buy it. OP has a 38 year old version of a temper tantrum and knocks merchandise off the shelf and onto the floor. Security is present and forceably restrain him from causing further damage. OP is issued a misdemeanor citation- likely for willful destruction of property- and is banned from CET properties.

OP is fortunate that those plastic toys weren't Tiffany lamps. I'm also quite skeptical that OP is the one that had security summoned.
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06-18-2017 , 06:23 PM
Yeah, I've never heard of a misdemeanor warning, as OP described it. Only misdemeanor citations or charges. OP, were you given a citation by P.D.?

As far as the ban, casinos want their policies respected, so they're probably not inclined to lift recent bans as it undermines the point of banning a bit. I would wait about 6 months before attempting your ban lift request so that in their eyes you'll have adhered to their ban for a while. I wouldn't get my hopes up though, since your act was physically threatening, they might want to make you wait at least a year.
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06-18-2017 , 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by JoseJohnnyJimJack
Yeah, I've never heard of a misdemeanor warning, as OP described it. Only misdemeanor citations or charges. OP, were you given a citation by P.D.?

As far as the ban, casinos want their policies respected, so they're probably not inclined to lift recent bans as it undermines the point of banning a bit. I would wait about 6 months before attempting your ban lift request so that in their eyes you'll have adhered to their ban for a while. I wouldn't get my hopes up though, since your act was physically threatening, they might want to make you wait at least a year.
The only thing I was given by the police officer was a small pink form saying "Clark County Misdemeanor Warning". There's a list of possible "infractions" that can be checked off; the only one checked off in my case is "Trespass". And at the bottom is says "No Court Appearance Required".
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06-18-2017 , 07:22 PM
They wouldn't cite you for trespass unless you came back. Apparently the warning makes it official.
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06-18-2017 , 09:05 PM
I wouldn't take it lightly at all by showing up since you can be arrested for trespassing which means you will be arrested and have it on your record.

Plus, they could free-roll by letting you gamble and then taking everything at the cashier's window since you knew not to be there.

Best bet is to write letter and say sorry. Generally it may not be best to admit to what you did since that could be used against you. Just sincerely apologize, say you will respect whatever the punishment is, beg for forgiveness and say you would like to return as soon as possible and you promise never to do anything again since you know the next time is a lifetime ban.

Don't say what you did was minor. Tell them it was major and you understand it was disruptive and agree with their zero-tolerance policy. Thank them for their quick response and ensuring this was handled internally and not reported to the police which they could have done.

Their house, their rules. Let it rest for 9 months and not get near their property. At that point ask/beg for permission and tell them you have learned your lesson.


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06-18-2017 , 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by pig4bill
I weep for the world that has become such a bunch of snowflakes.
If the use of the word "snowflake" in a non-meterological context didn't give it away, the original advice to apologize in writing and take some sort of anger management class is solid, and the idea that doing so makes you a beta cuck libtard is stupid.

There are two types of people in this world, people who serve their egos and people whose egos serve them.

OP, you ****ed up.

Now swallow your pride and fix it.

Write a nice letter. Make some phone calls. Call people sir and ma'am and use please and thank you. If they seem hesitant, ask them, "What can I do to show you that I am serious?" And if you need to, take some anger management courses or join AA or go down on the security guard or whatever needs to be done to fix your mistake.

Or, alternatively, walk away and claim that Caesars sucks anyway and you don't mind being banned and you ain't gonna get down on your knees and beg.
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06-18-2017 , 11:01 PM
Here are a couple of posts from a guy on 2+2 that worked in security. Thread was started by someone that was banned from MGM properties.

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Originally Posted by Katana1979
Wait a year minimum, submit a professional letter admitting you were wrong and how you love the casino and want to come back. Maybe throw in that the dealer didn't tell you that you couldn't blindly swap cards after the first instance, so you thought it was ok.

Throw in a little more fluff, yadda yadda yadda, but in all actuality I've seen at minimum 20 of those letters in our office.

Number of times I've seen the higher ups go "hey, lift this ban and let him back in!"....exactly 0.

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Originally Posted by Katana1979
Honestly, the main reason was not to override anybody elses decision. Usually a lifelong ban is going to be decided by someone pretty high up the chain.

Someone underneath that person isn't really going to go to war too hard with their boss over a suspected cheater, and the people above them are going to trust in the initial decision and back the person who originally decided on the ban.

In the end, it's all politics, just like any other office.
Based on those responses I wouldn't be optimistic. The OP never gave an update saying the ban was lifted either.
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06-18-2017 , 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve00007
Here are a couple of posts from a guy on 2+2 that worked in security. Thread was started by someone that was banned from MGM properties.






Based on those responses I wouldn't be optimistic. The OP never gave an update saying the ban was lifted either.
Steve, Trooper thread is up there - ⬆️
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06-18-2017 , 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by madlex
I had no idea about that either. Just recently, we went to Memphis with my parents and they asked my dad for his ID when he ordered beer at dinner. He gave the waitress a WTF look and didn't do anything, so I got my ID out and that satisfied her. I kinda thought that was a weird hillbilly thing, never occurred to me it could be law.

Wow, you are a true gentleman (for tinder standards). Just drive her car to the airport and leave it there? If you feel nice, send her a message to tell her it's at the airport. If you really want to go out of your way, also let her know where you parked it exactly.
Do you know how to read? He says he took an uber to the airport.
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06-18-2017 , 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by BulltexasATM
Steve, Trooper thread is up there - ⬆️
I'm taking a little break from the Trooper thread now because he hasn't released a video yet.
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06-19-2017 , 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by ipuntstacks
ask Stealthmunk, Sam P, Cater Gill, Tony Big Charles etc ---

seems they're notorious for this ticky tack 86's, and seems to be pretty hard to get back in. No real help, but more likely than not you'll be playing poker elsewhere.
I'm not sure who Sam P and Tony Big Charles are. But Carter Gill and David Diaz were both supposedly banned from the WSOP for life, and yet back to playing less than a year later. I don't know when or why Stealthmunk was banned (or even if he was), but he played and cashed in WSOP events last yeat. So is it really that hard?
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06-19-2017 , 04:45 AM
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Originally Posted by NickMPK
She was actually a Tinder date that I just met that night. She was the one who insisted that we buy a bottle to take up to my room. But she did let me stay with her after I got evicted (at around 5am in the morning at that point). She even offered to drive me to the airport for my flight about 24 hours later. I ended up having to get an Uber there because she dragged me to a party at Spearmint Rhino the next night and I had to drive her home in her car when she took some sort of drug there that totally spaced her out.

I'm not sure getting banned is necessarily the biggest problem that occurred that evening any longer.
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06-19-2017 , 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by winedinethen69
Do you know how to read? He says he took an uber to the airport.
And I responded and told him what he did was the gentleman move. I also said that other (tinder) people would just drop of the car at the airport. Maybe you should work on your reading comprehension before trying to lecture others.

After reading all the things that don't work to get reinstated, Is there anybody who has a story about how they (or someone they know) were allowed back?
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06-19-2017 , 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by venice10
I'm not sure getting banned is necessarily the biggest problem that occurred that evening any longer.
Lol. No ID, drugs, strip club party. Probably a hooker.
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