Las Vegas Trip Report - Plus Question

[Robbie Robb]

You may want to try or possibly just but it looks like their address structure is first two letters of first name and all of last name. Failing that, you could also email - that may be a valid email address for his office.

You may also want to see if you can dig up email addresses for the board of directors:

[Spuddy]

+rep to you as well

[PShabi]

Why would you provide ID w/o being asked? Just put the fucking money on the table and get your chips. Providing ID w/o being asked + foreign ID probably looked shady as hell.

[New Guy]

word!!!!

[MAYHEM45]

Yeah really, even at the bars here I just walk in like I own the place, if they tap me on the shoulder I roll my eyes and pull out my wallet.

[Spuddy]

I do that, but once the dealer requests ID I bring out my Canadian driver's license. Problem carrying around my passport is that it is big, doesn't fit in my pockets and if I lose it I'm SCREWED.

In my previous experiences, some dealers don't care. Other times, some dealers will look at my license like its from Mars (I know Vegas is a tourist, and they get a ton of ID's). They ask inspectors, and the inspector says its fine.

This last trip, the Palazzo made me go to a security booth to get a wrist band because I was a "foreign player". Again, I have no problem with that policy, as long as they accept my ID. The security searched the book of foreign licenses and 2 minutes later I'm good to go.

As for an UPDATE: Gary Loveman replied in an email to me, apologizing and told me that he is confused/apologetic as to why there were inconsistancies regarding my license use. He emailed two bosses from LV, in which they should respond. Interesting...... but I'm definately impressed with Gary Loveman right now.