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Casino Credit is a convenient, safe and fast way to have funds available to play slots and table games.

NO NEED TO CARRY CASH OR VISIT A BANK.

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Use your credit line at any Seminole Casino in Florida

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No fees to draw from your credit line
0% interest on outstanding credit
No need to use ATMs or credit card advances

KEEP CASH ON HAND WHEN YOU NEED IT.

Control how much you want to withdraw
Keep funds at the casino for when you need it
Wire funds in and out from your bank
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Convenient personal check cashing at the
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why do you need my bank information?
A Casino Credit line is tied to the bank account of your choosing. Each time you are issued a marker (counter check), a due date is assigned. Any outstanding markers (counter checks) not paid by its due date will be electronically presented to your bank for payment.

The amount of credit you are issued is determined in part by your bank balance. Our credit partner, National Credicheck, will contact your bank to obtain information regarding your personal or sole-proprietor checking account. This includes the opening date, average balance, and current balances.

Will my bank know that I am opening a credit line at a casino?
As a valued guest, we respect your right to privacy. During our process of determining your credit worthiness, our credit partner, National Credicheck, will contact your bank to obtain information regarding your personal or sole-proprietor checking accounts. We do not notify your bank on the outcome of our proceedings.

The use of a third party reduces the risk of your bank knowing that a casino is looking into your credit worthiness.

What will appear on my credit report?
Your line of credit with us or any credit inquiries on our behalf will appear on your credit report as a line of credit similar to a credit card.

How long does it take to get approved for credit?
During the application process, we check with a gaming credit bureau, obtain a consumer credit report, contact your bank, and review your play at Seminole Classic Casino. This process may take up to 24 hours.

If your credit request is approved, we will notify you when your account will be ready. On your visit to the casino, we will make you aware of all information regarding your new line of credit.

If your credit request is not approved, we will notify you that your request for credit has been denied.

How long do I have to pay back any outstanding credit?
Each time you draw from your Casino Credit, a due date is assigned on the credit you withdrew. The due date will vary depending on your credit limit. The terms will be discussed with you once your credit line is established.

At our discretion, you may be required to pay off outstanding credit from jackpots or table winnings.

Any outstanding credit not paid by its due date will be electronically presented to your bank for payment on their due date.

I have more questions, who can I contact?
For any Casino Credit related questions you can contact us at 954-364-2069 or email us at SGCLCasinoCreditNotify@seminolehardrock.com.

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PapaChubby

My upcoming trip to Vegas will be my first using casino credit. I've always brought cash in the past. Does anybody have any useful information to relay regarding the use of markers?
I'm opening $6000 lines of credit at each of the two hotel/casinos at which I will be staying during my trip. I plan to get a marker for $2000 the first time I sit at a table, and immediately play with about $500. Win or lose, I intend to go to the cage and exchange about $1000 in chips for cash that I can use for miscellaneous expenses and gambling at other casinos. This is ok, right?
I'm particularly interested in the following sentence from one of my credit approval letters: 'Please keep in mind that casino credit is not available for use in the Poker Room or the Race and Sports Book.' I'm guessing that this just means that marker signing does not go on in these locations. I hope its ok for me to get chips in the casino using a marker, and take these chips to the poker room.

JerryLogan

Seems to me that casino credit means just that: get all the cash or chips you want at the cage up to your limit.
BTW, what prompted you to get away from taking cash? Cash is easy, efficient, and eliminates the need for unnecessary contact with people you don't really need knowing your stuff. All you end up doing is making more work for yourself and creating more opportunities for multiple cashiers to make you feel uncomfortable until you hand over some tips.

Paigowdan

Papa,
You can turn those chips into cash, or use those chips anywhere on a table game, in the sense that once you got the casino chips, you can use them anywhere in the casino. So, you can go back to the cage ('cashier') and turn them back into cash - to use them in to race or sports book, or poker room - which you can, after conversion.
Casino money is good anywhere in that casino, or convertable in cash via the cage, - to use anywhere in the casino AS YOU SEE FIT - so as long as you will pay it back.
If you even wanted to be slick, you can use that advance as a 0% interest rate short term loan, if you were to practice bad faith about about casino patronage - and which the house would catch on to.
My position is that at this day and age - with ATMs and Bank Credit lines all over the place - that Markers are a bit of an old-school gimmick to patronize customers that work as a hook, so don't abuse it.
That is to say, don't use it as a short term loan. Aside from that, gamble with it ANYWHERE in the same casino, even if you converted it back into cash to use at the same casino's sports book or poker room.
As a dealer in the casino in the LV area, the small $500 to $1,000 markers that were occasionally used by pretentious middle-class players who pretended that that were wealthy old-school high-rollers - when they were either middle-class workers at most, or were broke but still had a good but fading credit rating, went to either no table action or into default arears, particularly in these new days of the ATM machine where they check your actual bank account balance.
To this I also often wondered, 'who were they trying to impress?' The Asian immigrant dealers who couldn't care less about these 'Amelican show-off plicks' snapping their hands for service like wanna-be high-rollers after getting a $500 marker - and showing up at tables demanding 'service', or the drunk tourists that they sat next to??!!

If a man with a $2,000 a month mortgage cannot pull out even $500 from an ATM machine to play his Blackjack, then why would a casino even consider giving him a $500 marker?
And if a man is truly rich enough in terms of world-class amounts - then WHY does he have to BORROW it in order to gamble??
When you consider that the $5

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