Security personnel at liquor-serving establishments in all states are trained to accept as valid only current, undamaged government issued identification. A good doorman or bartender knows that an expired ID card, especially one expired that long, probably does not truly represent the bearer's identity. The bearer will be noted as a probable criminal, perhaps a gambling cheat, identity thief, or even terrorist. A very common practice among underage drinkers is to present an older sibling or other look-a-like's expired ID card. That being said, it is impossible to say one wouldn't find a lenient or poorly trained doorman. Keep in mind, though that Las Vegas' hospitality industry is well known as one of the most secure in the world. Thus, the chances of gaining entry to a casino or bar there are slim at best. The most likely scenario would be at a smaller, lower-profile establishment.
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There are about 350 hotels, motels, and inns in Las Vegas.
There are a lot of strange things about Vegas casinos. One (not restricted to Vegas casinos) is that they have no clocks and no windows. This way, you never really know what time it is.
No. You must have a valid current ID.
There are 122 casinos in and around Las Vegas. See the related link for a list of Las Vegas casinos.
There are 136 casinos as of right now.
There are many Las Vegas casinos that have college football betting lines. Some of those casinos include 'Silverton Casino', 'Station Casinos' and 'Bovada Online'.
The corporate office is at 3773 Howard Hughes Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89169. Ameristar currently has no casinos in Las Vegas after they dealt what once was the Reserve to Station Casinos in exchange for their two Missouri casinos and cash in 2001. For some reason the company has kept its HQ in Vegas with no presence in the market.
He owns 43 of the casinos
The only place to cash in chips in Las Vegas is at the casino where you won them. Casinos will not cash another casinos chips.
There are 122 reported casinos in the city of Las Vegas.
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