LE quantity information would be useful to know. However, I hope Nevada Gaming doesn't decide to seek their share of the profits of LE chips that walk. While chip collecting isn't "under the radar" any longer, I don't think it has enough visibility to be a source for new taxation and regulation. However, if/when the NCCC budget gets tight, and they would like a few more regulatory staff, LE taxation might be an attractive target.

It seems that the strict accounting policies for LE's in NJ has been responsible, at least in part, for the decrease in LE's coming out of Atlantic City.

(Question, Archie: Does NJ Gaming apply sales tax to the LE's that walk in Atlantic City, or was that proposal defeated?)