Don; Thank you for your comments... and please take my response as not being argumentive, but look at it as just having a polite conversation.

I admit to not being a saint by any measure or standard guidelines ... and I'm sure other folks have some things in their closets that may be of questionable nature. Some people think that others should be as pure as the freshly fallen snow. We're all sinners.... even the club officers. I think that it's the casino's job to prosecute those individuals whom they believe are violating the law... if it's in their best interest. If a club member is CONVICTED of a crime ... then yes, the club has a responsiblity to take appropriate action.

I don't think it's up to the driver (or club member) behind me to call the police because I'm exceeding the speed limit by 15 mph and passed them ... when he/she may be breaking the same law as well by 10 mph..

Don't our volunteer club officers have enough to do without going on trivial fishing expeditions?

If there is no intent to defraud the casino by re-introducing roulette chips back into the game at a higher value than the buy-in ... what's the big deal? The casino got their purchase price back on the chip after the first $1 wager was lost with that chip. Tens of thousands of spins later, and tens of thousands of lost wagers is a pretty healthy profit for the house.