Is it common in Las Vegas for casinos to refuse bets? I put down 4 bets today in Laughlin, Nevada for future bets on the NCAA tournament. Each time, they got on the phone to call Vegas to get an ok. On the first one, I went to the Golden Nugget. I tried to bet $500 on Iowa St @ 30-1. They would only let me bet up to $333 since a win above that amount would result in a collection of over $10,000. I ran into the same situation @ the Aquarius. I was able to bet $500 on Villanova @ 25 to 1, but they had to call Vegas for an ok. The same situation as I bet $400 on Notre Dame @ 30 to 1. They spent an inordinate amount of time on the phone for my bet on Arkansas @ 80-1. I tried to bet $500, but they would only accept $300.
Does this situation normally happen in Vegas? It seems like in Laughlin, they will only take a futures bet if the collection is less than $10,000. I'm wondering if this happens much in Vegas. I used to be able to go to Laughlin and put down bets where I could collect well over $50,000 with no problem. I'm wondering if this is just a Laughlin issue or if this happens in Vegas also.
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Does this situation normally happen in Vegas? It seems like in Laughlin, they will only take a futures bet if the collection is less than $10,000. I'm wondering if this happens much in Vegas. I used to be able to go to Laughlin and put down bets where I could collect well over $50,000 with no problem. I'm wondering if this is just a Laughlin issue or if this happens in Vegas also.
Thanks in advance for any replies.