THIEF!

Stealing from your fellow dealers should ensure that you have a special corner of hell reserved just for you.
I guess I'll add that this theft is alleged although it seems he was caught red handed.
I heard that this guy owns SEVEN houses in Las Vegas. Not bad for a casino dealer, huh?
I guess if you stole $2,500 tax free dollars per day, three or four days a week for 10 or 11 years that you could afford a whole lotta houses.
If this happened only ONE day a week for 10 years it amounts to $1,300,000.


Copied and pasted from an online dealers forum:

BamBam was a dealer at Hard Rock for many years - I'm pretty sure he there since opening so 11 years but I won't swear to that. He was on the toke committee for most of that time. He was a model employee - talking the talk and walking the walk. He even taught many of you at school.The toke committee was cutting tokes this morning and a keen committee member (I won't mention his name but thank you C.R.) told everyone to stop and asked Bam to empty out his pockets. He pulled out $2500.Guys, he's not stealing from the company - he's taking money directly out of our pockets. We all need to be especially aware of what's going on with our toke committee's. We need to watch and be careful. You can't completely trust anyone. The last two people that we caught were both the types that people would be shocked - "Oh no! I can't believe HE would do that!" The last dealer that was taken out of Hard Rock in handcuffs for stealing tokes is now a dealer at Suncoast. These theives are all around us. Don't be lax in taking care of your money.It was always my understanding that the casino's wouldn't prosecute because it was dealer money - not theirs and that the toke committee would have to hire their own attorney. Does anyone really know what the laws are in this type of circumstance? I see on the inmate form that BamBam is being held for a felony charge but is there any way to get restitution for anything else? I heard that one dealer called the IRS since he seems to own a lot more property than can be easily explained but what else can be done? When someone is stealing tokes, how can you prove anything else besides what you found in his grubby little hands? Does anyone really believe that the $2500 was his first and only time taking money? What about the other 11 years that he's been on and off the toke committee? Unless they find out who's been cashing in the chips, there doesn't seem to be anyway to find out how much he's really into us for.Any thoughts or stories?""