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If you are a business open to the public, you can't discriminate based on gambling skill the same way you can't discriminate against other types of customers.
by gnopgnip 5y ago
If you are a business open to the public, you can't discriminate based on gambling skill the same way you can't discriminate against other types of customers.
- maerF0x0 5y agoGambling skill isnt a protected class
- gnopgnip 5y agoThis was a reply to the parent comment about how such a law would work, not what the status quo is. And Atlantic City casinos can’t legally kick out card counters
- dragonwriter 5y agoFTFY: If you are a business open to the public, you can discriminate based on gambling skill the same way you can discriminate against other types of customers, so long as the basis is not a legally protected class enumerated in public accommodations law (for most businesses), or the specific law applicable to your business (for businesses in industries with indistry-specific anti-discrimination law instead of being subject to general public accommodation law.)