Quote from: Lorence.xD on December 06, 2020, 09:18:30 AM

They can be of help to be honest. If they share some secrets here that might be exploitable if that information landed on the right hands. I agree in regards to people, but I do not think that they are weak minded, this so called "weak minded" gamblers are the same as any other person, they know deep inside that they are addicted but they can't stop, like how cigarette smokers can't stop smoking even though they know that it is bad. It is easy to say that these people are weak minded because we are not in their shoes.

I don't think casino staff would risk getting fired for that. The casino is monitored 24/7 afaik, or even if not 24/7 at least the entirety of the working hours, staff as well as players are monitored. As for exploits and what not, remember that not only the player could take advantage of it, they could also report it, sizing a good amount of cash for that report possibly. That would result in the staff shooting himself on the foot due to the exploit they shared.

Quote from: Zackgeno96 on Today at 12:57:25 AM

If you know people who work in a casino, it will be a bit easier. And especially people who work in management there, you have easier options there.
And it also differs enormously per country what the working conditions are. If you are good at your job in a casino, and you have potential then it is a beautiful world. That is, if you don't gamble.

Uhm no, you're going to a casino to play/gamle, not to get hired. If it was getting hired, then yea, knowing someone is a plus, but knowing someone in a casino you're going to play on? I hardly doubt that's useful.