[Tondtar]

Originally Posted by infinitekid2002

^? i was talking about violtec..balance already corrected his post..

[infinitekidM2C]

My understanding is a lot of them were worth $25,000 a piece..that's how he can steal 1.5 mil worth on a bike..try being smooth when cashing in a $25,000 chip when u know its stolen..

[kyleb350]

Does not approve

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by SunnyD

The chips have RFID tags inside them and were worthless once he left the casino.

http://www.minyanville.com/businessm...als&from=yahoo

Steeling the chips is a worthless act, those chips are now worthless, all Casio chips these days have RFID tags in them so they can easy track their chips, the primary reason for the RFID was to catch counterfeit chips so someone could not try and cash in chips they make, if the system does not see the chip id it flagged as counterfeit, so now all they need to do is go through their data base of chips and find which ones are missing and flag them as bad and when they show up so will the security guards.

As they said criminal are not smart.

[FDfranklin]

If I were him I would have passed them off moments after to a really fat guy in a suit and have him cash them way before they are able to disable the chips