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Originally Posted by Strange Brew
It’s a little tongue in cheek. As in the guy is not totally trustworthy. But as safe as can be though? Apparently not if they have to file a legal claim to enforce collection. Not sure why you’re saying he can’t default on it when it seems he has.
In any case casinos aren’t in the business of lending money for profit. Markers are meant to be settled promptly and he certainly won’t be getting them any longer.
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It's a little odd, because my understanding is that usually when you get a line of credit to sign markers at a casino they do a check to ensure you have liquid assets to cover the debt. And that doesn't mean property worth your line of credit - it means cash or something like that.
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