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Message: [QUOTE="NvrBlufn, post: 2185262, member: 100286"] Suppose the amount in question was more than a life-changing sum? What if you walked away from the cage and noticed a $5000 or a $10K chip colored in your stack?! Granted that is highly unlikely as those chips are usually loud enough to be seen across the room but just for the sake of argument... 1) How awesome would that be? 2) Would you give that one back? You know now that you are probably going to cost someone at the cage their job, either the one who mishandled your chips or their supervisor. That person may have mouths to feed and/or have worked very hard to get and keep their position ([I]hey, don't we all?[/I]) The point is that this situation is not about just taking a little money away from the big rich casino, even though they can afford to cash in your chip. I feel like we all know it is dishonest. If it requires you to be sneaky then you probably shouldn't be doing it. For instance, you can't just turn around and put the one chip on the counter in front of the cameras and the same cashier and ask for $10,000 in cash, right?! Well guys, I will say it again. Having learned my lesson before and taking this kind of an opportunity to disappear into the night with nearly $500 that did not belong to me (I'm being very candid sharing this with you guys because it taught me an important lesson in life).... I would not take anything ever again. Imagine Aces cracked for the rest of your life (LOL) or never flopping a set again. How would you feel? What if the poker gods just destroy you day in and day out AND that $10,000 becomes your only big score ever and you cannot get ahead in life? Wealth without work is problematic. Go win the money or go make it another way, but don't take it thinking it will solve any of your problems or put you ahead in life. [B]It DOESN'T[/B] [/QUOTE]

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