Oceans 1... Meets The Closer.

[mal]

Casino bandit escapes with up to $2 million in chips - U.S. news - Crime & courts - msnbc.com

Damn... Nice work.



peace...

 

[blastoff]

Granted a ballsy move. But I gotta believe turning those chips into cash is going to be a problem and maybe even lead to his capture. But I give him a truckload of style points.

 

[martybegan]

Granted a ballsy move. But I gotta believe turning those chips into cash is going to be a problem and maybe even lead to his capture. But I give him a truckload of style points.

It depends on the denomination of chips he took. Fencing off the ones $100 and below should be easy (unless the casino changes out thier chips.) For the ones above that (especially above $10,000) those chips are far more controlled. Someone just rolling up to a table with them randomy will sure as hell be questioned.

I am wondering if the higher denomination ones ($25,000) have some sort of electronic encoding/numbering that they can track.