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Originally Posted by poker_triad
I was told once through a third party that someone else had been shown camera footage before, but had never been told directly by anyone who had claimed to be shown any type of footage during an incident. And in all cases where I had asked to see footage or a friend had we have always been denied. I could be totally wrong about this obviously, but I have a working theory that the surveillance system at Naga is not what most of us think it is. Worst case scenario they either don't have cameras where we think they should or they don't keep the footage that long. But knowing the management structure there I think the more likely scenario is that the footage is something that most of the so called managers on the floor cannot access. I imagine that for the tables on the gaming floor they may care enough to get the right people to view it, but for poker they simply may not care enough. There have just been too many incidents where we have asked to see footage, they won't let us, claim they are checking it themselves and then just come back with the most ridiculous claims of what was on it. I think that it's entirely possible they spend that entire time trying to get access, are unable to then come back with what I suppose is their best guess. Like I said just a working theory and I could be wrong but in either case I hope you get your money back.
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PT, Next time I'm in town remind me about the above and I will go into detail about why footage is rarely if ever accessed and available in NW (Don't want it public etc).
Primarily it exposes the casino to situations where X person asks for Footage, and Y person also now wants footage. Rules were changed due to a huge situation between some local Business Bongs, where person A gambled a ton away, and person B got footage etc..
Yazz, Cage footage is much easier to obtain, as its not primarily surveillance controlled as each window has separate cameras. You can ask for them to review their window camera(s) to see the split out of chips (Camera inside the roof of the cage cashier window looking down, hence why when counting chips they split them length ways) but it may be archived now. I have seen certain situations resolved by this camera, as primarily its really difficult to follow you from the table to the cage without any dead spots. Where the cage window is 100% controlled environment.
Last edited by jsplit; 09-13-2017 at 02:15 AM.