Player's Bank at Commerce Casino

[Klepton]

I just opened up one, and put 3k in there. Now i wont have to carry that much cash when I want to come to commerce, especially when all of the trips are spontaneous and if I didn't have the money I would be stuck playing low limits.

Just wondering if anyone else has a bank, and if it's a good idea or bad idea (tax wise and all that other fun)

[BoxTree]

I have money in the Player's Bank at Commerce.

If you take out > $10,000 in cash at once, Commerce needs to report it to the IRS.

If you want to get a check from Commerce, it takes a few hours and you need to do it during business hours (9-6).

You have to pay taxes no matter what.

[The Armchair]

If you don't have any kids, how do they charge you for the premium gas?

And don't say "first born nephew."

[ShawnHoo]

Why not just get a safe deposit box there instead?

[BoxTree]

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If you don't have any kids, how do they charge you for the premium gas?

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It doesn't need to be my first born.

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And don't say "first born nephew."

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[BoxTree]

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Why not just get a safe deposit box there instead?

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Player's Bank is easier?

[Klepton]

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Why not just get a safe deposit box there instead?

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do you have one?

[ShawnHoo]

I do. They only require a $50 key deposit and ID. Simply ask a floorman for one and they'll help you with the paperwork.

[sfer]

What exactly is the Player's Bank?

[scrub]

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What exactly is the Player's Bank?

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If you ever looked up from your Korean Barbecue, you would have noticed that many of the twitchy asian women don't pay for chips with cash--they fill out a slip that the chip runner brings over. They keep the slips in little racks by the cashier.

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