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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
this is been discussed many times before, but there is one thing that should be emphasized:
DO NOT TRY AND USE A FAKE ID. if you're gonna take a chance playing underage, act normal and if they ask for ID, just say you don't have it on you and the worst they can do is just ask you to leave. if you get caught with a counterfeit, then you might get arrested. |
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A long time ago I used the "I thought you only had to be 18?" defense when I was in Vegas. They let me keep my bucket of quarters.
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
Get. Groucho. Disguise.
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
How ya doing Mr. Papagiorgio? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Seriously, you stand a better chance of getting into a bar (and I would say that chance is somewhere between slim and none) than gambling. Just have fun. |
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
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How ya doing Mr. Papagiorgio? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] *snort* I was just thinking the same thing |
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
I have mentioned before the risk/reward factor in this and there is no way you should attempt to do anything illegal in a casino.
Look at the scenarios: 1. THey stop you right away and throw you out (slight embarassment, a little scary). 2. They stop you right away and call the cops and you get in legal trouble (seriously bad) 3. You begin playing, lose money and then either scenario 1 or 2 (they won't refund your money in case you were wondering) 4. You begin playing, win money, which they then confiscate, and then scenario 1 or 2. 5. You lose money and don't get caught (still sucks) 6. You win money and don't get caught (THE ONLY GOOD scenario and by far the least likely of the above). Your best bet, find a bunch of other 14-18 year old kids stuck in Vegas and get a home game going in a hotel room with them. |
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
[ QUOTE ]
I have mentioned before the risk/reward factor in this and there is no way you should attempt to do anything illegal in a casino. Look at the scenarios: 1. THey stop you right away and throw you out (slight embarassment, a little scary). 2. They stop you right away and call the cops and you get in legal trouble (seriously bad) 3. You begin playing, lose money and then either scenario 1 or 2 (they won't refund your money in case you were wondering) 4. You begin playing, win money, which they then confiscate, and then scenario 1 or 2. 5. You lose money and don't get caught (still sucks) 6. You win money and don't get caught (THE ONLY GOOD scenario and by far the least likely of the above). Your best bet, find a bunch of other 14-18 year old kids stuck in Vegas and get a home game going in a hotel room with them. [/ QUOTE ] i've heard from most people that they let you cash out if caught. |
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i've heard from most people that they let you cash out if caught. [/ QUOTE ] Sure they let you cash out and take their money if you get caught. Because if they take it from you, you'll go straight to the police and tell them that you were doing something illegal and the casino caught you and took your money. Of course, the police would be more inclined to believe you... since you've already told them that you're a criminal. Not to mention the lack of evidence you'd have. It's like taking candy from a baby to them... quite literally. Look, the casinos are mega-giant corporations... not just buildings. They eat millionaires for breakfast and snack on lawyers, doctors, and successful businessmen all day long. And these are men with power. What do you think they'd do with a no-name 19 year old kid? Don't waste your time or your milk money. Play the scratch-offs at your local 7-11... you have better odds. |
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
Why does everyone here act like trying to gambool underage is such a heinous act?
Just be confident and try to play. The worst that is going to happen is that you say "oh [censored], I left my ID in my room." They'll usually ask you before you get to sit in the card rooms and in the casnio just take your chips and have a friend cash them. Please don't ban me for this. Thanks. Craig |
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Re: Going to vegas, not 21
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Why does everyone here act like trying to gambool underage is such a heinous act? [/ QUOTE ] It's not a heinous act. But I don't think anyone would gamble if they knew they were overwhelming underdogs walking into a situation. As one poster said earlier, there's 1 out of 7 or 8 situations that likely favor the underage player. Then you have to factor in the odds of being a slight underdog to the casino's odds. Not to mention getting caught could land you in jail costing you even more than losing would. Using a fake is even worse. Good security can spot a fake with ease, and they don't just confiscate it... they help prosecute. The pokerroom is the best place to go if you are going to try and get away with it. But I've seen the older players ask the floor to check someone's id (especially if the kid is winning). No player likes a kid walking into the pokerroom and having the kid take their money illegally. So, it's a losing proposition. And, if you don't care about the money and want to lose it, then go for it. But, I don't think anyone goes out gambling thinking... "oh, I can't wait to lose this 1K... it's gonna be great!" |
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