The worst part of this situation is that it really accomplishes nothing while opening up avenues for potential abuse. Access to the guest floors did not require

The worst part of this situation is that it really accomplishes nothing while opening up avenues for potential abuse. Access to the guest floors did not require any proof of occupancy despite the elevators being equipped with keycard readers, and there was no verification that the security personnel even belonged to Caesar's. How difficult would it really be for someone to pose as a member of the security staff in order to gain access to any room of their choice once this procedure is expected?