Yes I agree that the best thing to do is return it. But to who? Is it really fair to give it to the casino?DPoker33 said:
Well, if you talk to the casino manager and explain the situation, maybe he'll be nice and give you the chip as a courtesy!najisami said:
I highly doubt that, but you'll certainly get a "Thank you very much"..........DPoker33 said:Well, if you talk to the casino manager and explain the situation, maybe he'll be nice and give you the chip as a courtesy!
Why would anyone do that? There are so many people in the casino, why would one of them do that? And even someone from the stuff wouldn't because they would have to choose a player to do it to. And for that, they need a reason. And moreover, why would it be you?dreamer13 said:
black and said:
I would say yes, it's the same thing. As long as you don't know who the chip belongs to.Stringy said:
I'm not sure I understand what you mean there!schtiuky said:
In this case, I think that works.Uncloggie said:
I would agree to give the chip back if I find out who it belongs to. But giving it to the casino doesn't sound right to me.austral said:
Unless I know who the chip belongs to, yes, looking at it as a 2nd chance sounds right.gravii2011 said:
I totally agree, except if the chip owner turns out to be one of my neighbors.R.Holynskyi said:
True, there's no violation there. And the only thing that could prevent me from using that chip is if its owner turns up.john_entony said:Of course, I would return to the game, as I would be in TILT at that moment. These are natural emotions when you lose all your money and fate gives you an extra chance. As for the cameras, I am not violating anything if there is a chip near my feet.
If it’s on the floor and I’m first to grab it up , it’s mine, the casino steals already from me, and I find 1 time something , ofcourse omwille keep it for my self 😂😂😂najisami said:
Nothing wrong with that if its owner is unknown. The thing I don't like is returning it to the casino.Kerasuss28 said: