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    The guy that robbed the Bellagio is also suspected to have stolen chips from another casino less than a week earlier.

    I'm sure they use RFIDs because they are one of the top casinos in Vegas and the technology has been out long enough for them to have invested in it.

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    Agree

    Quote Originally Posted by Luckylizzy View Post
    The guy that robbed the Bellagio is also suspected to have stolen chips from another casino less than a week earlier.

    I'm sure they use RFIDs because they are one of the top casinos in Vegas and the technology has been out long enough for them to have invested in it.
    Hi luckylizzy:

    I agree with you on this one. The $25K chips would have RF. It would be rediculous if they didn't. I doubt the thief will try to use them. It will likely be a player who buys the chip and gets burned.

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    I don't know how many of you know about him, but the guy who gambles in Vegas and then gives the money to families that are in debt and need help has come forward with a reward for anyone that can provide knowledge leading to the apprehension of the robber.

    He is offering $50,000 to anyone that can come forward with information leading to this guy's arrest. He is worried that if this guy does not get caught soon that this type of thing will happen more often during these desperate times.

    He is known as RobinHood702.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luckylizzy View Post
    The guy that robbed the Bellagio is also suspected to have stolen chips from another casino less than a week earlier.

    I'm sure they use RFIDs because they are one of the top casinos in Vegas and the technology has been out long enough for them to have invested in it.

    He robbed the Suncoast poker room for 20k cash. The poker room there is in a terrible place security wise. It seemed a lot better thought out than the Bellagio one. It makes me wonder if it is even the same guy.

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