• The Casino Marker – A Dangerous Path

    If you've been playing at the casino and have lost your bankroll, then we strongly suggest that you go home without looking back. You may find that the casinos will entice you to stay by offering a short term loan. This is called a casino marker. Though there's absolutely no interest charged, the consequences of not paying it back within 20 days can be severe. We suggest that you stay away from such loans and only spend what you're willing to lose initially. Don't ever borrow money to gamble.

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  • Casino Credit – It’s Cheap Abundance in the US

    Casino credit seems like a good idea when you're having a great time at the casino, and you see your bankroll becoming depleted. After a short conversation at the front desk of the player's club, fill out some paperwork, and you can have extra funds in the form of nice new shiny chips. You'll have 30 days to pay the loan back. We think this is a bad idea. Before you step into a casino, it's important to know at what point you'll stop gambling. When your initial bank is gone, it's time to go home.

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  • What Is a Casino Marker?

    Find out what a casino marker is the hard way...After a year of hard work and many sacrifices, you've decided to take that long-promised holiday to Vegas. And now here you sit, at the casino table. The drinks have been flowing and your luck has been up and down. mainly down, that is. And now you're bankroll is all used up. Should you just get up and leave? (The answer is yes!). Nope, you're gonna hang on in there. After all, luck can change for the better.

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