That caught my attention, and I wondered why. The OP applied for 5K LOC and rec'd 2.5K. I haven't read about any clear other advantage. It's been discussed a couple times in the last couple months whether playing with markers added any value beyond just the simple fact of not having to carry around uncomfortable (for you) large amounts of cash.

Seems like an extra step, but maybe some payoff in terms of attention from the Pit? Wish WoN hadn't asked to continue only by PM 'cause I'd like to know more about the subject and his advice. WoN said to deposit it, and then draw against it at the tables? Unless it was a large amount of money I'm not sure why you wouldn't just swap for chips at the table. 'Front Money' is not a term I'm familiar with, I assumed it was just cash you brought with you but I could be wrong. Just to add a bit in response to some of the questions, and ask a couple others. Thanks in advance for any answers and/or advice. I want to stay on good terms with the casino and would like to be able to eventually raise my credit line to $5,000 or more so I can avoid putting up front money in the future. Does play get rated automatically with any markers, regardless of whether they come from front money or casino credit? Will the casino be less likely to extend me credit in the future (or event close my credit account) if my markers are drawn entirely from front money and no casino credit is used?Ĥ. Will it look bad if my winnings and losses cause me to never use any of the $2,500 casino credit?ģ. Has anyone had any experience combining casino credit with front money?Ģ. Since I only expect to gamble around $5,000, I may never even touch the $2,500 casino credit.ġ. I called the main cage at Harrah's and was told that all markers would come from my front money first before being drawn from my casino credit (which makes sense). I am considering putting up $5,000 in front money in addition to the $2,500 casino credit.

It certainly won't impress any pit bosses, and it may even piss them off to wonder why someone would even bother with such a low line of credit. I feel like $2,500 is a low amount - two markers for $1,000 and the credit line is pretty much gone.

This is my first time applying for and receiving casino credit at any casino. I'm a low stakes gambler my gambling budget is typically around $5,000. I'll be making a short trip to Vegas next month, and I've been approved for a $2,500 casino credit line at Harrah's (I applied for $5,000).

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