If this involved 'touching' of chips/cards/dice/equipment or staff or patrons then you can pretty much say 'see ya' for at least a year or more, even if it was minor. Using the word rational and security in the same sentence is not really a good place to start.ĭo you 'completely' recall the event and the staff that were involved? Even fellow patrons could be helpful in the long run but not initially except for reference to your story. If you were perma-banned then it has to be pretty serious from their perspective. I think you can offer a bit more to us than you are.

If I'm drawing dead and getting bans overturned really isn't a thing then that would honestly be useful to know before I torch $, but it is something I'd be willing to pay to hire an attorney or mediator as I first and foremost really don't think I did anything wrong, and also I love the property and its far and away my favorite in LV so being allowed back would be great. If you have any referrals or ability to help I will happily discuss in private more details for which casino and what occurred, however I hope it's okay that I'd prefer not to air out the details in public in this thread. I am assuming the best strategy would be to retain the services of an attorney, so I guess I'm mostly hoping anyone with past experience or insight could PM me and help me navigate this in the most optimal manner. I am confident if I was able to have it reviewed that any rational person would see that this was unwarranted and I could get it overturned.

I was high up in their rewards and security refused to contact my host or any casino management which could have intervened, and my host said theres little he can do after the fact.

I don't think the specifics are needed, but a situation occurred in which I feel I was 86'd for a reason that in my opinion does not warrant the punishment.

Reasons to be 86'd from casinos