Casino ships me extra hundo

[Phildo]

Yeah I'm sure it doesn't bother them at all when that happens.

[MatthijsH]

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Karma.

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[grando]

I want that sandwich

[Nick Rivers]

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I hope you feel good about him getting in serious trouble for his drawer being off, $100, which he likely had to either make up out-of-pocket or get written up/fired.

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They don't get in trouble for this. Cashiers are bonded, insured against errors like this. It happens all the time, and it's part of the price of doing business for casinos. Some insurance company somewhere will eat that loss.

Everyone here should remember that when you're the recipient of a favorable pay-out error on the part of a casino employee, be it a cashier, a blackjack dealer, or whoever else. In the case of a table game, it will just get lumped in with the table hold (reducing it by whatever amount) and will never be discovered. In the case of a cashier or someone working the floor like a slot change person, the casino is aware humans make mistakes and they are insured against it. The chance that "you get someone fired" because you don't alert them to their pay-out error is virtually nil.

[MatthijsH]

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I'm pretty sure a casino till being $100 off is really not the huge of a number to them.

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Which doesn't change the situation at all...

[fraserbrown]

Give the cash back, you got it from somewhere they will notice and not from a table. I have given back extra money twice, the first time it happend I got a few free drinks out of it and the second I was told that there was no way to verify what I was saying and to just keep it, mind you the first time was for about $150 and the second was only like $20 or so. It never hurts your rep to do the right thing and its money you would never have had in the first place.

[PITTM]

giving the money back is the downie solution. karma schwarma. mmmm chicken schwarma.

[Phildo]

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I hope you feel good about him getting in serious trouble for his drawer being off, $100, which he likely had to either make up out-of-pocket or get written up/fired.

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They don't get in trouble for this. Cashiers are bonded, insured against errors like this. It happens all the time, and it's part of the price of doing business for casinos. Some insurance company somewhere will eat that loss.

Everyone here should remember that when you're the recipient of a favorable pay-out error on the part of a casino employee, be it a cashier, a blackjack dealer, or whoever else. In the case of a table game, it will just get lumped in with the table hold (reducing it by whatever amount) and will never be discovered. In the case of a cashier or someone working the floor like a slot change person, the casino is aware humans make mistakes and they are insured against it. The chance that "you get someone fired" because you don't alert them to their pay-out error is virtually nil.

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If this was true I'd get a job as a cashier at a casino tomorrow and retire rich in a year or two.

[ahnuld]

alright, spoke to the casino. Told them the situation and that I didnt realize until I went home and counted the money in my wallet. Told them I dont want the cashier getting in trouble, but I can only bring it back tomorrow. Luckily I remember the time I cashed out and which cage it was so they can tell at the end of the day by whichever of the 3 counts is off by 100. Gave them my name and address, told them id be by tomorrow and meet with a manager and take care of it. So well see what happens

[jfish]

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Karma.

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lol, really?