My friend and I went to Harrahs in Metropolis last night. We are 50 ish females and are both Diamond tier with CET. We had a lovely dinner at Bridges with a glass of wine each, the waitress encouraged us to go for the bottle...but we didn't.
We proceded to gamble and I had two more glasses of wine over the next 5 1/2 hours.
I went outside and upon reentry the young female security guard stopped me and wanted to see my ID
and she was not friendly. Normally all the staff are very friendly and accommodating.
I ask her what was going on and she said I appeared intoxicated. I told her I had wine and was staying there and not driving, and was not overly intoxicated. She told me should couldn't let me gamble "in my condition"
The supervisor came over and they told me I could go in the gambling area if I promised not to drink. WTF
I found my friend and told her I was going up to the room. I didn't tell her what happened till the next morning. She said you were not intoxicated - I said I know.
anyway that has been my home casino since it opened in the 90's, and I have never had any problems.
If I had been overly intoxicated (and I have been) I would have said ok and not been upset. They offer you a drink every 5 mins, encourage bottles of wine at dinner and then tell you you can't gamble.
I didn't see them stopping any other guests and there were plenty of people drinking more than I was.
anyway I am left SMH
We proceded to gamble and I had two more glasses of wine over the next 5 1/2 hours.
I went outside and upon reentry the young female security guard stopped me and wanted to see my ID
and she was not friendly. Normally all the staff are very friendly and accommodating.
I ask her what was going on and she said I appeared intoxicated. I told her I had wine and was staying there and not driving, and was not overly intoxicated. She told me should couldn't let me gamble "in my condition"
The supervisor came over and they told me I could go in the gambling area if I promised not to drink. WTF
I found my friend and told her I was going up to the room. I didn't tell her what happened till the next morning. She said you were not intoxicated - I said I know.
anyway that has been my home casino since it opened in the 90's, and I have never had any problems.
If I had been overly intoxicated (and I have been) I would have said ok and not been upset. They offer you a drink every 5 mins, encourage bottles of wine at dinner and then tell you you can't gamble.
I didn't see them stopping any other guests and there were plenty of people drinking more than I was.
anyway I am left SMH
