Quote:
Originally Posted by 2RedCards
So you were laundering money.
Or they suspect you were.
You're probably not going to get the ban lifted. There's no upside for them to do so.
As somebody who has worked in casinos and sat through way too much anti-money laundering stuff, I don't see the correlation. It's annoying, but just buying in with a bunch of $2 bills is not enough to suspect money laundering. It would have to be what he did after buying in.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Didace
Yup, shocking.
Fun fact: 99.3% of people banned from casinos are banned for absolutely no reason at all. Source: The individuals banned.
ETA: Between this and your stand-up thread, you don't really seem to have the most respectable word choice towards most people in casinos. I think it's very possible this is not exclusive to the forum and when something doesn't go your way, you don't conduct yourself is the best of ways. Would not be shocked if it was a very typical 'This guy is a complete twat and brings no value to the casino, **** them' ban and the "suspicious gaming activity" is just an excuse to ensure it never gets lifted even years later.