So it sounds like you did too many bannable things , or you were so wasted you can’t remember what the last straw was…

I don’t think I drank a single drink in that dump ever. I don’t think anything I did was bannable. Maybe one. But either way as I said I’m not very hurt about being banned from a dump. Just wanted some suggestions on how to appeal a ban specially. More so in case I get banned from a non dump in the future.

If you stop approaching every situation like an *******, then you won't need to assemble contingency plans for when you realize the consequences of acting like one.

The vast majority of us cannot relate to why you behave the way you do, and so the advice is weighted toward "stop behaving in a way that will get you banned in the first place". (It is by far the simplest and most effective advice for most people to follow.)

This isn't a poker or cardroom question.

I got banned 24 hours once. I knew exactly why though it had happened 3-weeks before I was told. I left because I was furious about what a dealer had lied about, I slammed my cards into the muck, one skipped out and hit the dealer's arm (no blood), the Floor was standing behind her and saw it and went to his mike to call security maybe? I left because I was tilted beyond recognition and so the Floor never banned me in person. Amazingly the 24 hour ban didn't start until the moment they told me I was banned.

For me the casinos don't always do things in a proper way. But whatever. Its their room and if they feel offended by something they can do whatever they want.

In this case the $2 bills were not considered counterfeit because OP would know some of them were. And the casino would have lost money when they took it to the bank and it was declared counterfeit.

The problem with this case is that OP showed no consideration to the casino when he brought in 2,500 bills to be counted for 5k in chips. It would be like going to a grocery store and paying for $250 in groceries with pennies. The other problem is that there is likely no place in their drawers for $2 bills. It would be $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills.

If I were OP and were writing another letter to the casino as they requested it would start out with "I am sorry for any inconvenience bringing 2,500 $2 bills caused you at your casino. It was thoughtless and without consideration. I didn't do it on purpose out of anger, its just that I collected $2 bills and I had no other money at the time. I should have gone to the bank and had them changed for $100 bills but I didn't realize it would cause problems for you at your casino. It will never happen again. And just for the record i don't collect pennies, nickels or dimes..."

i dont wanna lie. cuz i do collect pennies nickles and dimes...but i wouldnt try to buy chips with them lol

If you are counterfeiting $2 bills, you are doing it wrong.

They might not even think you were, but it is not only unusual enough, but crappy enough (who expects a cashier to count out 2500 bills?!?!?!) that they just don't want to deal with you (as is their right). It is no different than making a large payment in pennies.

If you insist on making it hard to deal with you, casinos will stop dealing with you.

On the internet, I am a French model.

Obviously you were hurt enough to carry on about it through multiple posts. Especially considering you hint at worse behavior with each post.

I mean this genuinely, I know you likely won't take it that way, but on the small chance you do it will be worth it.

Perhaps it is time to stop blaming casinos and gaming commissions and instead take a look in the mirror at the really problem.

I could have given them 5 k in ones as it is my right as a us citizen. For all debts public and private. They have money counters. Can count 2500 bills in like 3 minutes. Quit being lazy. Boycott rivers.

And their right is to ban you for any allowable reason, or no reason at all. The system works!

While lots of things in our life are 'OK' or our 'right', we need to be aware of any ripples they may cause when we do them.

Like we do have Freedom of Speech .. but we may want to watch what we say (and how loud) in the middle of a church service.

While I don't really like it at all, merchants have the right to post and refuse larger denominations of currency as payment even though they are 'valid'. I would suspect that a merchant also has the right to refuse a 'bulk' payment as well which may cause undue delay in providing their services to others and/or their ability to easily verify and transfer to their financial institution.

I collected $2 as well .. I'm not even sure where they all are right now. But to collect 2500 of them (and probably more) that's an extreme. Even taking that many into a bank might seem extreme, but certainly not inappropriate.

Casinos are skittish in general .. while it's very possible that 'anyone' may break open their change jar for just one more chance at victory one would have to agree that it's highly unusual as well. Coins probably aren't ban worthy, but any large amounts of notes are going to draw attention and review.

They don't really have to tell you the exact reason for your ban. Did they trespass you? If not, then you can try to go there and get face to face with someone. I've never heard of anyone getting anywhere on the phone, especially with 'Security'. They aren't going to take the time for a review most likely .. just wave the magic wand and get you off the phone as soon as they can. GL

So then refuse it at the window. Don’t shadow ban me for life no warning a week later.

That's not what that means. Establishments are allowed to set the terms for accepting payment.

Idk if I was exactly trespassed. They said I can’t step foot on gaming floor. I think I’m allowed to eat at their wonderful dog **** restaurants that I would only dare spend comps at and never a real physical dollar. 0.0001% chance I’d ever consider wasting my time trying to show up there to talk with someone

I’ve never refused letting someone pay me with $1s. Hell I’d even accept Pennies if that’s how they’re wanna pay. Idk what the big deal is.

Ok so I tossed by Omaha hand at Shaun deebs cards once after he berated me called me an ******* for no reason. I believe he protected his hand. But made a big stink and had a 5 min chat in private with floor guy. ****in rat.

What is the over under line for posts before another permanent ban gets G?

Yet somehow in his mind it won't be his fault.....

Get your Pitchforks

i actually load up on $2 bills everytime i go INSIDE the bank

I use them as tips

especially if i am doing a vegas run i need at least $40-50 in $2 bills

People love $2 bill tips but I fold them up and people think they are $20 bills or something maybe they think it's your last lucky 2.

...idk what they think but they know it isnt a $1 bill

kind of a pro tip / life hack for making valet people happy while being a nit simultaneously

Why tip $2 when you can just tip a $1. Or better yet a $1 coin

i get better service when they think its a $20 bill

when they realize its only 2.... its "2" late

.... could be worse could be one of those fake $100 bills that is really from a church or something

Is going north to the tune of 500 at a 300 cap game grounds for lifetime ban w/o warning? Or what about a couple friendly k here and there at 2500 max? Asking for a friend

A general word of advice. When a person seems to have a lot of instances where they feel like they have been targeted unfairly and without explanation, it is time to look at the common denominator. In all these stories where you were treated, in your mind, unfairly, what one person was involved in each of these stories?