Arlington introduces cashless wagering

Scav · #1 04-23-2008, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by brianwspencer

You specifically.

Random straight guys have the potential to do just fine down there, in the sense that if they play their cards right they can drink for free all night without even having to pretend to care about the person buying the booze.

Ok, obviously.

Ooooooo, dissed by the gay's now too, next stop, Drugsville.....

brianwspencer · #2 04-23-2008, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

Ooooooo, dissed by the gay's now too, next stop, Drugsville.....

Not a diss, you're just not the type.

Bigsmc · #3 04-23-2008, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

Ooooooo, dissed by the gay's now too, next stop, Drugsville.....

Apparently getting dissed by women is a given....

AeWingnut · #4 04-23-2008, 01:25 PM

maybe the whole point of the cashless system is for tax purposes. They either want to help you prove your losses to the gubment or... tax you on every dime you win. That's it a governemnt plot to defeat gambling

Maybe they have less to maintain with paperless. No one has to fill the machines with paper.

a huge plus would be the ability to cancel your bet. The Auto-tote machines now allow you to cancel your bet without going to a teller. Unless it is some monster bet that was made to screw with the pools.

I almost never cancel a bet -
but lets say they are loadin the gate and there is a late scratch of some speed horse that changes the complexion of the race or some other situation that causes you to cancel. If the cashless system doesn't allow for that..

SniperSB23 · #5 04-23-2008, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by AeWingnut

I almost never cancel a bet -
but lets say they are loadin the gate and there is a late scratch of some speed horse that changes the complexion of the race or some other situation that causes you to cancel. If the cashless system doesn't allow for that..

With the NYRA ones you can log out, go back to your seat, decide you want to change your bet, go back to the machine, swipe your card and select the bet and cancel it. Can't guarantee it will be the same at Arlington but I imagine it will be.