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I couldn't help but think that I would've handled this so much better than these two knuckleheads. You don't need tens of thousands of dollars a day. Just go i
by joshdick 12y ago
I couldn't help but think that I would've handled this so much better than these two knuckleheads.
You don't need tens of thousands of dollars a day. Just go in to win one jackpot, lose money on some other games to lessen suspicion, and then go home with a few thousand dollars in profit. You could probably keep that up for ages without anyone connecting the dots.
- MBCook 12y agoI think the same thing about myself, but do I really know that? If I have access to a basically unlimited money faucet as long as I don't get caught, can I be sure I won't fall into the same trap of "I can just take a little more" escalation until it becomes blatantly obvious to everyone within 100 miles what I'm doing. Press a few buttons and win $5-10k is a pretty big temptation.
- seanalltogether 12y agoThe article made it clear that most casinos don't enable the double up feature by default. If you tried to play the long game, you'd end up interacting with the same high roller employees week to week to enable the feature, and eventually arousing suspicion.
- swang 12y agoYou underestimate the weird things high rollers demand to order to "increase" their luck. Turning on some feature that is usually turned off is pretty low on the list of suspicious things high rollers would do.