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Title says it all, thanks
Most casinos don't allow it. I carried there within the last two years. They don't check you.
Almost EVERY public access facility on private property has a "no weapons" policy if you look dig enough. Luckily, in our great state, such a policy does not equal a law (until the D's decide to re-work the CCW code). Keep your weapon well concealed and don't be a jack ass.
All the casinos are posted no carry ... I've never been stopped or hassled. I imagine if you got caught you'd be blacklisted from all the casinos pretty quickly, but honestly I don't know for sure (it might be one of those "our out of state owners don't know how things are done here and posted the sign ... don't do anything stupid and we'll look the other way" but that's just speculation on my part).
Also the only time I've ever seen anyone ejected from one of the casinos was because they were falling down drunk and belligerent ... so don't be either of those things and I expect you'll be ok.
As long as I?m not robbed going in I?ll be fine. I seldom leave with much money anyways.
Don't play tic-tac-toe against that chicken, it'll beat you every time.
Thanks for the replies!
I have never had an issue. If you ain’t drinking you are fine. But that’s just me talking. Even took the bus up and nobody ever checks.
Worst case they will ask you to leave....Then they will trespass you...Then you will have an issue with the Police force.
If you get discovered carrying you will most likely be asked to put your weapon in your car or leave. They want you to spend money after all. I've had to ask several people to do this and never once had a problem with any of them.
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I don't think the Casino's could be soft targets. But, I guess all it takes is one politically crazed socialist.