Technically, if you find lost cash you are only legally allowed to keep it if you have made an effort to return it to the person who lost it. How exactly does this definition benefit me?Ī lost ticket is the same thing as losing cash. Your definition of a lost ticket is to benefit you. If you do that, you're not getting it back, and cashing it in at an ATM isn't something they can track. But in a casino you're only attempt at doing this is to turn it into security. Good luck with that.Ī lost ticket is the same thing as losing cash. I suppose they could roll the cameras, but it would have to show everything, including when you won it, cashed it out, and the moment where you lost it. The player tracking system and the logs are two completely different systems. And even if they do turn it in, how is security supposed to figure out that it's actually yours? They would have to go back to the machine, check the history log, and check that you were playing with a players card. You're only hope is that someone turns it in. If you lose a ticket, you're shit outta luck. It's not like they can block every player who tries to cash a ticket for $850 until they find the missing one.

Even if the player went to the cage and told them that he lost a ticket for $850, they still can't do anything about it. How exactly are they supposed to figure out that you're cashing a ticket that wasn't originally yours? They have no way of doing that. There's ATM's all over the casino where you can cash out a ticket. Not everyone plays with a players card, so they probably don't even bother putting unique player ID into the barcode. The ticket has a bar code on it, but it's doubtful that it contains information about the player who cashed it out.

I've never found any high dollar tickets, but I have found tickets between $40 and $100 many times.

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