Some might not welcome it in their communities. Is that feeling justified?
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discuss Do casinos etc. promote a low-life culture?
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I don't feel they do.
I work for a casino. I am a surveillance technician and investigator. We go out of the way to look for people who have gaming problems. We go out of the way to detect crime and fraud and prosecute when we find it.
We even catch cheaters. We go after advantage players, too, which isn't exactly cheating but prevents a fair game for other patrons who are not advantage players as well.
Casinos can become addictive. But phones, IMO are even worse because I bet you anything more people are dying and killing each other because of phones (driving, etc.) than what's being done in a casino.
My few cents.
I work for a casino. I am a surveillance technician and investigator. We go out of the way to look for people who have gaming problems. We go out of the way to detect crime and fraud and prosecute when we find it.
We even catch cheaters. We go after advantage players, too, which isn't exactly cheating but prevents a fair game for other patrons who are not advantage players as well.
Casinos can become addictive. But phones, IMO are even worse because I bet you anything more people are dying and killing each other because of phones (driving, etc.) than what's being done in a casino.
My few cents.
