Thrown out of Table Mountain Casino in Friant, CA

[Dan Druff]

Story here: https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...o-in-Friant-CA

[Tellafriend]

Story here: https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...o-in-Friant-CA

Shady as place. Be glad you don't have to consider going back. Would have done the same things you did save the fingerprint. I'm surprised they allowed you to keep the cash, good for you to have already cashed out.

[Dan Druff]

I regretted the fingerprint a little bit afterwards. I should have at least gently tried to refuse at first.

But the problem is that they could have arrested me at any point on some BS charge, and that was my biggest concern. Secondary concern was not being able to get the $275 I was holding in ticket form.

I felt weird being so passive, but I knew it was Indian land and my legal rights were just about zero.

[Jayjami]

I regretted the fingerprint a little bit afterwards. I should have at least gently tried to refuse at first.

But the problem is that they could have arrested me at any point on some BS charge, and that was my biggest concern. Secondary concern was not being able to get the $275 I was holding in ticket form.

I felt weird being so passive, but I knew it was Indian land and my legal rights were just about zero.

White man lucky to get out of Indian Territory with his scalp.

[IamGreek]

Is there any way this affects your case in Vegas? Does photo and print get into some kind of national casino data base?

[Shizzmoney]

This makes me want to go to Indian casinos less and less; all of them treat you like a second class citizen