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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- Resorts World, the first ground-up resort development on the Strip in more than a decade, will be the first Las Vegas casino to feature cashless wagering when it debuts on June 24.
According to a news release, Resorts World "will be the first Las Vegas casino where consumers can utilize a digital login and cashless wagering experience at both slots and table games."
Read the article. It seems like this is an intermediary step before truly cashless.
IE. Yeah they take cash.
what? no option to stick your credit card directly in the machine?Quote: bobbartophttps://www.fox5vegas.com/news/resorts-world-on-las-vegas-strip-to-offer-cashless-wagering-at-both-table-games-slots/article_d1915a88-cebc-11eb-955e-a378234a66fd.html
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -- Resorts World, the first ground-up resort development on the Strip in more than a decade, will be the first Las Vegas casino to feature cashless wagering when it debuts on June 24.
According to a news release, Resorts World "will be the first Las Vegas casino where consumers can utilize a digital login and cashless wagering experience at both slots and table games."
and skip the middle man called ATM
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So to summarize, (1) anybody who is on a losing streak will have a much easier time pissing away the rent money and (2) hackers will now have a new target that could allow them to drain someone's bank account.
Quote: TDVegasGotta love a casino executive who doesn’t even flinch at the idea that gambling can be impulsive and maybe there’s going to be a lot of people out there who find it very easy to wave their phone for cash on their last….last….last…double down or split. Good grief.
I don’t think I’m a bad person. But I believe in individual responsibility. If there is a way to make a transaction easier, I don’t believe it is up to the business entity (casino) to be responsible for potential bad decisions of customers.
Quote: SOOPOOI don’t think I’m a bad person. But I believe in individual responsibility. If there is a way to make a transaction easier, I don’t believe it is up to the business entity (casino) to be responsible for potential bad decisions of customers.
So as MD, is it your opinion that all drug addictions are a matter of individual responsibility? I'm not trying to be snarky or anything, just curious.
Quote: TumblingBonesSo as MD, is it your opinion that all drug addictions are a matter of individual responsibility? I'm not trying to be snarky or anything, just curious.
It would be my opinion that most are. I would never say all.
Quote: TumblingBonesSo as MD, is it your opinion that all drug addictions are a matter of individual responsibility? I'm not trying to be snarky or anything, just curious.
In general, I am for legalization of most controlled substances. My ‘doctor’ part does not override my ‘individual responsibility’ feelings. Change the word ‘all’ to ‘the majority’.
Maybe only allow the good drugs for those who can readily afford them ... like cocaine.
I'm cool with celebrities snorting up a storm but not crackheads in the hood out robbin' and stealin'.
Quote: DJTeddyBearMy first question was, what about cash?
Read the article. It seems like this is an intermediary step before truly cashless.
IE. Yeah they take cash.
Y'know what they say,
Cash is Trash
https://www.nfcw.com/whats-new-in-payments/resorts-world-brings-mobile-payments-to-las-vegas-gaming-tables/
Not sure how to buy-in for $28,800 at a craps table with this. Did I win that much on a slot machine or was it free play sent to my phone?
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Guess I'll have to go to a 7-11 and put $100 cash on the card.
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