Dan Druff: "there's no question that MDawg has been an obnoxious braggart, and has rubbed a ton of people the wrong way. There's something missing from his stories. Either they're fabricated, grossly exaggerated, or largely incomplete".
Dan Druff: "there's no question that MDawg has been an obnoxious braggart, and has rubbed a ton of people the wrong way. There's something missing from his stories. Either they're fabricated, grossly exaggerated, or largely incomplete".
Dan Druff: "there's no question that MDawg has been an obnoxious braggart, and has rubbed a ton of people the wrong way. There's something missing from his stories. Either they're fabricated, grossly exaggerated, or largely incomplete".
No, coach, you are once again wrong.
I didn't go into all of the permutations of this because I was hoping you'd be able to figure some wrinkles out, but not gonna happen
So, being a nice guy, I will spell some of the more obvious wrinkles out for you.
Since various casinos fall under the same aegis, and since numbers vary not just by shop but over time, you can actually do this in a way that the same casino is paying you regardless of who wins. Checks will be issued.
In addition, since sports bets can be made without necessarily showing up on an account (happens all the time, especially during major events like boxing matches and Super Bowls), the wagers can actually generate two different checks at the same place in the event of a push and win or middle. Or even with multiple wagers by the same person. No rule that you can't get multiple checks. And, by the way, those major events wagers are usually made with cash.
I suggest you stick to free play analysis. You gamble in New Jersey. I get it. You think you know what you're doing, but you really don't. Atlantic City is a half step above Laughlin, but with somewhat brighter lights and more ethnically diverse hookers.
I mean, really, why do you insist on arguing about stuff you know absolutely nothing about?
Here is how you get a check for 100 k, you take markers out daily .... you pay them off with cash even when you break even. You store the chips upstairs like he claims. He has already said he stores them up. When you go to cash out all markers are paid. They mark it winnings. I have personally done this before so any rebuttal to the contrary is completely
Inaccurate. Mdawg had already said he had a 100k chip. If he paid off his markers with cash daily and kept the chips he will go to cage with 100k plus and they will give him a check.... 1 million percent fact
So I don’t get involved in these discussions much anymore, but I do have a lot of experience with this. When I would go to the cashier with a large amount of chips, they would ask where I won them. I would tell them the craps pit and they would then call the craps pit for verification. I once got into a little trouble trying to split the chips between a Bally’s cashier and the Paris cage. They watch the yellows pretty closely.
I often times did request a check and never had a problem, even if it included my buy in and was not just winnings. Most of the time it was winnings because I am a marker player and those are paid when cashing in at the table. But I also played with cash quite a bit and getting a check was not a problem
[QUOTE=coach belly;127205]Don't they hold the marker outside of the drop box so that you pay markers off
with whatever chips you have before you leave the table?
They normally hold the marker for 1 hour or so unless you request they Hold it longer (not sure I remember exactly how long pit holds it but it wasn’t all that long )once they drop it then you can go to the cage and settle it with cash or chips
Coach—-I honestly can’t say because it never was an issue so I never even gave it a thought. But my buy ins were usually $3500 - $5000 and could involve multiple buy ins. But always kept the total under $10000. So if I had a couple 3500”s, the 3rd, if any, would be 3,000 max.
So I guess the answer to your question is anywhere from 3500 to 9500.
He has stated multiple times he throws chips in bag, the will let you pay off with cash any time you like. I have paid 25-50k markers in cash.
I have no personal experience with this but I know players who take large markers, pay them back, then take new markers and pay them back and take a check for any overall profits.
Why would you think it's a problem to take out and repay multiple markers and take a check for profits?
LOL. Coach, you picked 50K as a threshold because I never mentioned making those size wagers. On those occasions when I've needed to make a 50K bet, I've spread it for various and sundry reasons. But I can speak for the 10K through 40K range.
You have a naive understanding of sports betting. Many, if not most, people making the 50K or more bets are known to, but not formally tracked, by sports books. Asking for ID from any of those people is akin to an insult.
Now, for the protocols for bets in the 100K or 200K range, I'd suggest you ask somebody familiar with that stuff. I do happen to know one, who will go unnamed. I think regnis knows who-of I speak.
Coach—I can’t state what the rules are at each casino so I can only go by experience. I was not allowed to cash out at a table without having the chips pay the markers. Any winnings were then cashed at the cage. I admit that I pocketed a few chips more than a few times so that I was just under the marker amount and would then be able to cash the chips at the cage and keep the markers alive. I then had cash to play at a casino at which I didn’t have credit or usually, to play horses.
So I couldn’t really accumulate chips without paying the markers much beyond that. If someone could, I really don’t know if they could then get a check.
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