Player Bets All-in, Gets Called, Loses, Doesn't Pay (1 Viewer)

[justsomedude]

I saw this on Instagram yesterday, but now I can't find it... some guy threw a $100 chip on to the table and verbalized "all-in." He was snap called, showed his garbage, and ultimately lost the hand. He then got in a fight with the dealer/players arguing that he only bet $100, and would not be paying (what others were claiming was) the full bet amount. He then racked up his chips and walked to the cashier where he was paid out in full for his chips.

The summary text on the video said the casino/floor stated that they couldn't legally force him to pay (WTF?), and that he was escorted off, and ultimately banned from, the property. The video showed the immediate aftermath of the hand, with the player in question refusing to pay, and the floor trying to manage the situation. Thing is - now I can't find the video.

Did anyone else happen to see this making the Instagram rounds yesterday? I'm trying to find out more about the incident, but I can't.

 

[toynoob]

Lol where have you been? There's a thread on this we talked about it all yesterday.

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/bizzzzzare-angle-at-wynn.39795/page-3#post-738234

 

[Forty4]

Beat me to it.

 

[justsomedude]

Lol where have you been? There's a thread on this we talked about it all yesterday.

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/bizzzzzare-angle-at-wynn.39795/page-3#post-738234

Cripes.

Thanks!

 

[mummel]

These stories are becoming insane. Wtf? Surely gambling commissions need to step abs and make casino licenses dependent on creating a suitable environment for players.