I would like to correct my previous comment. I hadn’t watched the whole video at that point. You’re dead on about why we need a social for that amount and why we can’t really tell the whole truth. We can say “we’re federally required to have your information on file for this transaction” but we cannot say why. If Nevada gaming or compliance found out an employee was telling guests how avoid a reporting threshold, immediate termination, revoke our f their gaming license, and, potentially, if serious enough… even jail time.

how about tipping the casino host?

Be careful Jacob , a lot of mobsters and casino owners don’t like when people reveal stuff like this and stuff like this can go wrong.. and usually silence these type of people

@@Insane22sz this isn’t 1975. Lol he’s fine

@@Acesfull82 lake mead water is rising…it’s all good 🤫

And unlike what Jacob says, it's not for security reasons and robbery prevention. It's a federal fcking law! It's from IRS and all about prevention of money laundering.

@@Bigfishead59I think he’s referring to the 3k mark like this person says. Not the 10k. Casinos will ID when they want your information (card counters)

@dawsonbrown1462 card counters get ID? Lol I lived and worked in Las Vegas, at Bellagio and Aria for 10ish years (lived there 20?). He's wrong. I wouldn't assume to know what they do in the strip joints or night clubs he worked in. But I can tell you he's wrong about the casinos.

Pretty close, yes.

legally you can’t get their id even over 10k, just fill out the SAR with their photo and any details you already have.

Well done

Thank you Bob. Glad to hear you made the best decision for your own health!

Thank you for sharing

Props Bob. Glad to hear of your success in dealing w your issues.

Yew okay Bob. 😂

@Kyle_d. Not "guests," but guest. Just me. The bed bug situation in Vegas is all my fault.

@@LABoyko - well admitting the problem is the first step in solving it... But why bother it creates jobs for hotel maitience and maid staff...

Not probably, it is brought in by guests who should be spending their money on hiring a bed bug specialist for their home instead of going to Vegas. Nasty.

I got bed bugs that traveled with me to india ...took a ton of money to solve that mess

BAM! Not to sound like the conceded jerk, but I was a buffed, good lookin' dude in my younger days, and ppl would laugh about how I got the great service from the cocktail waitresses. And I'd often tell them how they must have missed my entry trick. I'd walk in, flag the very first girl I saw, and no matter how long it took or how weak the drink was, I'd Fat-Tip her when she returned, 99.9% of the time that changed any slow returns of weak drinks for the rest of the night 😉😎👍

You're right. Being known as a good tipper will take you far. Those hotels keep notes on customers. If you start tipping on arrival, you're guaranteed to have a most excellent stay.

Crazy, I don't tip and I have towels, and toiletries, and the coffee station is always stocked. I might leave something at the end of my stay if they've done a good job consistently.

BUT DO SHIFTS GOSSIP, WHOSE THE BIG OR GQQD TIPPERS? PLUS, THERE ARE DAYS OFF. NEW STAFF? HOW CAN YOU BE SURE THAT YOUR TIP, SPREADS AMONGST THE MANY STAFF?

@@JustJack80 we probably don't stay at the same type of places.

I can give you a tip on how to maximize your bet too . Free of charge . Just bet the table max .

Their advice is all nonsense. Tip them to be nice but in the long run you'll lose at the rate you're supposed to. They tell you to bet a lot bc if you win you'll likely make more in tips. Same as BJ dealers telling people to bet ripoff side bets bc the rare times they hit people tend to tip.

Yup. I lived there for just under a year and I saw my share of yellow tape and upon brief investigation usually suicide or excess drug OD. Its actually kinda depressing how much bad stuff happens.

Yes. It was the dirtiest most disgusting place that I have ever lived.

I was on that sidewalk and took a picture just minutes before she plowed through though there.

You’re confusing Bally’s with the Cromwell because Drai’s was never at Bally’s.

If you build it. They will come😊

This is basic information everyone knows after spending a week in Viva. A monkey could figure this out

@@benbazy9238 Even you could? What do you have to offer?

I agree that his videos are very good, but he is getting paid a fair amount based on the number of views, so don't feel too sorry for him.

He's actually only about 50/50 on his accuracy. I've worked numerous casinos in California and Reno and most of what he said is BS or just the basics. You want the real secrets of the casinos? We have no secrets. Everything is out in the open. It's obvious we won't tell you when a celebrity is staying with us, but that's the same with ANY guest who asks for privacy. Most celebrities use an alias when they check in, and that's all we see when we look up the room info, not the real name, so we usually don't know either.

@@thomashudson3458 I agree with you. As a Surveillance agent for a Vegas casino, he's not imparting any secrets. What Vegas doesn't want you to know, some jabroni with a You Tube channel isn't going to know. Casinos do have secrets, but the secrets are how Vegas casinos operate. I can promise you that everything is above board. The last thing any casino wants is to run afoul of the Gaming Control Board. Surveillance, for example, monitors table games to ensure that everything is on the level. If a player gets shorted and we see it, we call down to the Pit to make sure the player gets paid properly. We protect the integrity of the game, not just the assets of the casino. Also, by law, no casino or hotel can divulge any personal information about guests. Even if you don't ask for privacy, it's protected by law.

De nada! Thank you for watching!

@@JacobslifeinVegasyou know this comment is legit because of “table games”. Photo ID is required because of 6A regs…. what you did is called structuring a transaction to avoid 6A. That is splitting money to cash out….. Maybe I’ll see you around town sometime. Been here since 98 on the blvd

@@truthseeker8123weird that he got the first thing he claimed to be giving inside info on wrong. Makes much of his info suspect in general.

Reg 6a went away in 2007...that was only a Nevada statute. It's been Title 31 since then.

​​@@JacobslifeinVegas It isn't easy to rebuild an empire

I've only seen that at a couple of places. I'm used to it on groups of 6 or more. They typically get 18%, then I can add as I wish. They do that because those large parties take up time and space and if they stiff the server on the tip it's ridiculous.

If they do add an automatic gratuity, I add a big $0 to the tip line. I used to wait tables and work in bars. I tip well when it's deserved, and I'm not extorted.

Blame the Europeans. They had to do that because Europeans don't tip.

It's more of a failsafe for time and money made iv had couples sit for hours and I mean hours come in after opening leaving around 9pm not leave a single tip cuase they were just there to catch up had water the whole time and left nothing some ppl are like that I think 10 percent should be a mandatory gratuity can't blame the server if your wife left ypu today and nothing makes u happy the service the food and that leads to close to nada on the tip so I get it and it should be doubled for party's five and more you taking up my tables and my time with them

​@@kas1843well you shouldn't, build that pricing in the menu. Those serving are the front line of your business.. don't take from them, without them.. you would have no business.

@@kas1843that is part of the cost of doing business, build that into the price on your product. What’s next, taking a part of their tips to pay for workman’s comp insurance? To pay for toilet paper in the employee bathroom? Jeez!

I always tip cash. I never auto tip as I know that employee won't get a dime. Besides, I tip well over $2 a day for my housekeeper. They work hard and always treat me very well.

I only tip if I win big. Other than that I just tip for dinner or housekeeping.

Thanks Judah! Will do!

Where do you go with the trash?

@@lblum610 I usually have a bag and take it downstairs to the lobby

They are paid horribly and although I tidy up room, they still are scrubbing it after me $5-$20 is nice as they knock 6-8 rooms a day.

@@UneducatedGeologist 10-20 is extremely excessive unless you are staying in a large suite.

I'm a $10-$15 per night guy. I'm neater in hotel rooms than at home and don't need a lot of attention, but hey, those housekeeping folks work hard for low pay and deserve something extra.

You must of taken a lot of peoples money

I assume that's why hotels don't have balconies. Too much of a temptation to commit suicide. You can still do it but have to think twice.

Yep true story. Another one u may not have heard of - Tony Spilotro .. played by Joe Pesci in the movie "Casino"- He was my neighbor for years over on Balfour by Paradise Park between Trop and Flamingo.. He once "saved" a life once (what a departure from his other life huh?) by learning of a guy that was about to call off the life thing for the same reason, and cashed him out..how much I don't know..if he knew him somehow I also don't know..but hey, good deal either way 🤷‍♂

I've been a dealer for 6 years at 3 different places and I have never censored myself. I tell people what I know, and what I've heard, as well as my opinion and no one has ever told me not to, but I'm SURE some places are not as laid back.

You never would have made it as a dice dealer working table to table. There’s an art to it that you obviously don’t have.

you look like a "Cinnamon" to me...or maybe a "Lexus" 😂!!?

Yeah especially since a lot of weirdos blame the dealers for their losses sometimes. I could imagine after losing a large sum of money, these deranged individuals might want to hunt down and unleash their anger towards a dealer.

When you expect a tip from a winning player at a casino (as a dealer) you have to be smart enough to equate (understand) the player's frustration towards you when they lose. After all, since you don't control anything in reference for wins or losses, why are they tipping you when they win?😊

Odd I would think like dealers better to know your first name than last. It might be more respectful being a guard and last name, but a whole lot easier to find you on the outside or have someone else find you. Especially as most prisons are smallish towns. A lot easier to find a gal with a last name of Wyatt than it is to find a Stacy:)

De nada!

Thank you Mark!

Its called observe and report:)

I used to work at a pub and occasionally ran into this issue. Whenever someone asked when a particular server or bartender would be working again, I’d reply with “he/she will be here on his/her next scheduled shift”. I said the same thing even if that employee had quit or got fired One guy asked me for one server’s phone number. I immediately said “get the fuck out”

@@nicholasselke5214 EXACTLY! If the employee wants you to know their schedule, they would have given you their number so you could call them directly. Even when it's a mutual friend asking for someone's number, I first ask that person's permission.

@@nicholasselke5214As a former bartender hats off buddy 🤘

Maybe he was working because he wanted to and not because he had to..I am 70 and I am living off the interest of several million dollars..I also make lots of money off of investing in crypto.. I work security and I also work Uber because I like being around people and helping people.. I also do Hands-On work helping the homeless and Saint Jude's children hospital.. I wish lots of happiness and good health for everyone 😊

@@richardhowe5583 wow, you are busy for your age, very nice. When I retire I still want to work part time. I like helping people too. How did you come by the several million dollars 💰💰😄?

@@helenburke9999 .. the bottom line would be real estate.. investing, rentals, flipping and very extensive research in buying commercial and reselling or flipping..

Will do! Thank you!

Celebrity? Never hear of Her😆😆😆

Seen many shows in SPARKS at the NUGGET ... the "STEPPING OUT" package was the BEST and for that I would pay $20 for a SEAFOOD BUFFET and the SHOW 😊

id simply stand up and move to a better seat midshow

Exactly. I dealt swing shift for fifteen years, and too many people don't even have a basic, working idea about the tables. You want instructions at midnight on Saturday night, you're on your own.

I've heard dealers tell certain players, "Hey, 10 AM is the time to learn how to play." They'll help you some most of the time, but not at a full table. And there's the problem of the player understanding simple explanations; as the saying goes, "I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you."

Yep, slow times are the BEST times to go and learn a new game. Also I have found that slower smaller casinos have more customer service focused teaching of a table game versus the rude behavior I experienced during my birthday at vegas this year at the large casinos... Laughlin, or your local indian casino during slow times is a great way to go and learn how to play some of the more complex table games, like craps. Laughlin even reduced the 15.00 minimum to 10.00 during the slow time to encourage more playing. Which with a game like craps is great cause you want a couple of bets on the table to hedge against your losses. People don't want to be dealing with newbie questions during a busy craps game, but if you are lucky the players will help teach you where to bet.

Doesn't matter. They have to explain it if asked at anytime. Mad or not that is thier job.

@@WilfBond55 I wish I knew those phrases when I was dealing. The only complaint that was ever lodged against me was on a Saturday night from a player on a full Free Bet table that didn't like my brisk tone when I tried to quickly explain why his pushed free split didn't earn him any money. My floor told me about it later we had a good laugh about the palyer's lack of self-awareness

De nada!

Yeah for real on that

whats the point of having a security guard then?

I have a friend that work’s security for circa, what they do now is send over like 7 or more security guards to try to deescalate the fight

Let them fight....let them get tired. As long as there is nothing life threatening and it's just a fist fight let them go.

Idk where your husband worked but if you witness a fight on the strip they tell you wait for at least one other officer before you break it up. At no point are you ever trained to call metro and let it go on. You may have misunderstood him or he misunderstood the trainer. You absolutely stop the fight if you can but you dont just let them act a fool inside your establishment lol

@@gregoryupton9527 is actually paid to "observe and report" and also act as a witness. there are some grey areas there as far as what they can and can't do. Also if they can carry firearms or not, but again, it's to observe, report and act as a witness. And it depends on local police as well as city and state how they handle the grey areas which would be breaking up fights, throwing people out. thats why u see all this drama about walmart security at the beginning of the pandemic not really doing anything when people walked out of their doors with a shopping cart full of stuff. It's a liability and walmart can be sued because security has no job responsibility to stop an actual theft ( technically walking out the door of the walmart with unpaid stuff is theft ). And again , they are paid to observe, report, act as a witness to the police and walmart if charges are filed.

Obrigado!

@jarvisda. Why I always travel with a blowtorch.

Luggage racks are a no go also - bathtubs are the safest available strategy. But... for those of us that fly to Vegas, carry-on and checked bags are also intermingling with bags that have clothes that had been packed into dressers, laid on beds, etc. Heat kills bedbugs effectively (aim for at least half an hour at 140 degrees F to ensure killing eggs, but 120+ will start killing the live ones.) So after getting back from a trip, since I live in a fairly hot location, I just leave my bags in the car for a couple of days.

Or just don't go to motel 6 or super 8 and it most likely won't have bed bugs

The stories you must have from working at the Stardust

Why were they more likely to lose if you were dealing? I feel like these newer card shuffling machines are rigged. They literally reshuffle every hand in certain games (like ultimate Texas hold em) and for the dealer to mysteriously hit like 10-10 times is pretty obvious. I played multiple table games last time I was in Vegas and literally didn’t win once! I also know how to play. Sketchy af

@@chillingsworth4384 they weren’t more likely to lose if she was dealing. The cards are the cards no matter who is turning them over. The house has the mathematical advantage with every shoe and every dealer. The “cooler” is an old Vegas myth. The CSM’s are not rigged per se. As low cards come out of a traditional shoe the “advantage” can actually swing slightly to the player in some cases resulting in almost a 1.5% ODDS advantage swing to the player. Blackjack is the only game that the odds can work in a players favor based on the historical show of the cards. A CSM insures this NEVER is the case resulting in a permanent house edge since the deck will always keep the same amount of low and high cards in play… never allowing for the count to get high enough for the player to have the advantage.

@carrieb619 Have you seen the movie "The Cooler" ?

Did you ever meet Lefty Rosenthal? Or any of the other mafia dudes that used to hang around there? I would like to hear your stories I'm fascinated about old-time Vegas it has changed so much

I literally did Vegas for under 1K. Pretty well under 1k. It's doable and I had a blast!!!! Just research, have a plan, if going with friends make a strategy but most importantly have strong will power as scammers are everywhere. I'm from a big city so it's nothing new to me. Trust me its doable and you'll have fun!

As a Caesars reward member, you can get some great deals across all Caesar owned hotels. Always use the reward card on purchases and gather points. Then check the hotels and calendar days and watch for the promo deals. We just booked a few nights at the LINQ with two nights being $110 and the last being $53

I agree!

Oh yeah been try forever!!! In fact the Bell Captain usually pays for his job and gets it back through his cut. Not sure now but in the mid 70s it was 2.50 a bag. If you didn't pay you probably did not get it and no matter when you got to the casino you never got your room right away so you need to check em:)

@ShawnPack. You are missing out. Nothing more thrilling than going to clubs, ordering bottle service, getting ripped off and scoring chicks.

Nothing like over tipping for a booth, ordering bottle service, having a couple of skanky lady vampires sit down and guzzle your expensive booze and rip you off, then go home broke ass and end up spanking the monkey…

hey i may get ripped off and constantly fail at trying to score chicks, but i'm definitely not lonely! you're the one at home worrying about the honey-do list, not us.

Thanks! 😀

What an absolute sham!😁

I don't buy alcoholic drinks in bars or restaurants that often (anymore), but I've been known to tell bar managers, "OK, let's get an unopened can of a soft drink and see if your "12 ounce glass" can hold all of it." They usually give me a larger glass rather than argue. Yeah, I've also been asked to leave a few times.

How long have you lived in Vegas and how old are you is it worth coming out there?

It’s frickin ridiculous! Everyone wants free money.

@@jpjp3873 Yup..Those ridiculous screens with tip amounts. The smallest one at the bottom "no tip" is my favorite

@ryanfischer7080. Not sure about the "without any questions." Your move to the dance floor with a wealthy stranger from the Big Apple raises a lot of questions, actually.

I may have to make my way up there 😉

@@JacobslifeinVegas Nah...don't do it. Vegas is where it's at, bro. Indian casinos are positively crushing it in NorCal. No one drives up there anymore.

@@J3unG Nevada, not NorCal dude

@@JacobslifeinVegas Yes! Highly recommend staying at Edgewood where they have the celebrity golf tournament. That's right by all the Tahoe casinos on the south shore. Thanks!

Vietnamese hairdresser told me her husband committed suicide after loosing big. Worked with a guy who had been a "high roller" in Vegas. Unfortunately he was embezzling from his Mother's Japanese pastry shop. She locked him out & he lost his position running the place & inheritance. Now works as a Raman cook. Sad.

I tip on the end not up front. The tip is for good service not being ragged on by employee first. You tip upfront and you get your car back and the hand is out again for a tip. How do they know if you tipped up front or not, they don't. Simple any negative discussion about tips should get you fired

Just rule of thumb, assume everything in vegas is not free.

Word to the wise: always take a picture of your vehicle and check your vehicle before leaving the property.once you leave the property all damages are on you 😁

The line I like is....Tips are greatly appreciated. Okay I was gonna tip ya, but good to know

The only way to get no tip from me is to tell me what you think you should get.

😂

According to Jacob, they must have called you "Big Cup". 🎉

Yeah I totally understand

I think it's $2.25 above minimum wage now.