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Old 07-08-2005, 11:07 AM
seeker seeker is offline
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Default Re: \"Borrowing\" casino chips

Not true. In Nevada and most other legalized gambling areas, the rules/laws state that gambling equipment is the property of the casino. That includes chips. They serve as markers for what the casino owes you back. You never own the chips. That being said, it is highly unlikely a casino would track you down to get them back, but they could.
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