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leovegas asked for payslip after a tiny blackjack win, seems a bit much.

So I took a crack at some blackjack, pretty low stakes, not even enough for a decent dinner, and then bam - they hit me up for a payslip to “verify source of funds.” Felt weird, since we’re talking chump change here. I’ve played elsewhere and usually just a quick ID or utility bill was enough if they wanted something. Kinda kills the vibe when they act like you’re laundering millions for a twenty buck win.

I don’t like sending out my personal docs to anyone, and especially not when it doesn’t make sense. I get it if someone’s dropping thousands or hitting a jackpot, but I’m just playing for fun and keeping it sensible. Maybe that’s just the new normal now? Don’t wanna seem paranoid, but it makes me think twice before spinning there again.

Anyone else got asked for this after tiny wins? Is this happening everywhere now, or did I just get unlucky with this timing?

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$20 blackjack? That's nonsense.

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Nah, that’s not “the new normal,” that’s a shop with its wires crossed. I quit bothering with casino sides for this exact reason and keep it to sports betting now. Somehow a saturday totals slip gets less theatre than a tiny cashout, which tells you plenty.

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Had that exact circus on a $40 slot cashout once, lol. I bailed.

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Yeah nah, payslip for lunch-money blackjack is clown stuff lol. I had one room do that to me after a tiny poker cashout, and my mistake was sending MORE docs thinking it’d speed things up. It did not! Once they pull source-of-funds on crumbs, the vibe is already cooked. Maybe it’s “normal” now in the same way airport food is normal: happens, still stupid lmao.

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