Granted that in this case, I had to exchange the chips for checks. Besides that, if it was at a cashier counter in a supermarket check-out line and a wrong change was given, I am not legally obliged to return the change. My question is if I had resisted, would it have been illegal for me to keep the money? Does the casino have a legal hold on me? Am I, in effect, stealing in the legal sense of the word? I'm thinking along the lines that it was the dealer's mistake and his error is my gain. After some arguing, I returned the money. I was asked to give back the additional $30.

I wanted to cash out and exit the casino but as the chips I was using were not chips with denominations on them (check), I had no choice but to change my colored chips back at the same table where I was playing. I immediately walked away from the table. As soon as the chips changed hands, the supervisor noticed the error and asked the dealer how much was the payout. Again, I won on the 2-1 and again, the dealer gave me $50. So on the next round, I bet $10 each on the 2-1, 5-1, 10-1 and 20-1 payout.

I was quite surprised and I pretended I didn't know what happened.

I won but instead of giving me $20, the dealer gave me $50. I was playing money wheel and I bet $10 on the 2-1 payout.

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