Hello Chippers; Here is a short story from yours truly or a guest author of our experiences while harvesting somewhere in the gaming world. A few are from countries out side the USA. Most are entertaining and most are instructive as to what to do or what not to do while harvesting chips from casinos or card rooms. Reggie

A GUEST AUTHOR’s HARVEST STORY

NORTHERN EDGE CASINO – FARMINGTON, NM

STEVE GOBLE

Hi
We last left our hero in New Mexico, a strange place to stay after having been in Colorado, for the start of a Colorado Trip, but if you want to go to the 2 Indian Casinos in Colorado, you can't skip out on a side trip to the Northern Edge Navajo Casino in Fruitland (Farmington) New Mexico. If you ever do a New Mexico Casino Loop, this place would be really out of your way. Also, Farmington is a Whole Lot cheaper than staying in the casino hotels!
Northern Edge. Very nice, like the Vegas Strip, but with reasonable table minimums. Friday night: $10 pai Gow + $1 on the fortune bet if you like. Real Pai Pow. Comissions, no funny BS like the CA indian tribes like to pull. Lost about $15 while harvesting my chips.
Scored a 4th Anniversary chip at the table, as well as another chip to send in to the Chipguide.
Good burger in the food court, for $5.25. Problem was the fries that came with it were COLD. It would have been a very nice casino trip if only the cooks had paid some attention to just how long the fries had been sitting. It's silly, but they, well not ruined, but lessened my experience of their casino - for 10 cents worth of potatoes!