Maybe for laugh and maybe not..)

[Hanerasa]

Once I was in the one of hotels in the spa town and with use there was our friend that didn`t played any casino games before, so he decided to start and come closely to the one of the VP machines. It looked terrible and I would never to play it by myself and I tried to dissuade him. but it was without any avail, so he put there the minimal credit and began to play. You`ll not believe in it, but he won about $4500. Tha administrator of the hotel decided that we used cheats, but after about 1 hour of explanations how he did it, we took his winning and leaved the casino))) After that we didn`t play - we partied in a restaurant))

[DaBurglar]

Hey Hanerasa?   Are you in any way related to one of our posters here, Tedlark? 

[Hanerasa]

Hey Hanerasa?   Are you in any way related to one of our posters here, Tedlark? 

No, why are you asking?))

[Tedlark]

He's asking because he is making fun of you.

[TIMSPEED]

Curious..where is Spa Town?

[Glowie]

A very funny story! I'm glad you could prove you or your friend weren't using any cheats!

[BobDancer]

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[FloridaPhil]

[quote=BobDancer]In his new book, "The Law for Gamblers," attorney Bob Nersesian
begins his chapter on Indian casinos with these words: “Indian casinos have
a license to steal! It’s just that simple.”[/quote]I wonder what the Native Tribes in Florida would have to say about that?  Supposedly they follow Vegas regulations.

[alpax]

I believe Nersesian on this part, I did see something last year at a local Indian casino where this woman played with her husband's player card in the machine and hit a random progressive on an Ainsworth slot worth $4600. The casino tried not to pay the lady because she was not the person playing on the player card and the people around the person told that the husband had to go use the restroom. The lady did get paid but got a stern warning that the jackpot will not be paid on the next occurrence.

[notes1]

I
In his new book, "The Law for Gamblers," attorney Bob Nersesian
begins his chapter on Indian casinos with these words: “Indian casinos have
a license to steal! It’s just that simple.”

 
 can someone explain to me, what the attorney meant with that line, txs.