The $100M Hack That Shook Las Vegas

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• NU

  @Nubs1981 · 2 years ago

  I would like to thank Durango for teaching the dealers how to count.  That may explain the magnitude of dealer errors I encountered last Vegas trip.

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• JD

  @JDQBMIC · 2 years ago

  Anthony Curtis is always entertaining. What an awesome interview. <br>Thank you Colin for having him on your channel again. God bless both of you.

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• PO

  @podunkcitizen2562 · 2 years ago

  I watch a video blog on Vegas and they said exactly what he said about Fountainbleu. Beautiful place and empty during the week. They said they don&apos;t aggressively match comps, don&apos;t have special deals, they just think being beautiful and &nbsp;the newest is enough. They said Resorts World was the same and are just starting to come around with promotions. I checked Fountainbleu rates midweek and it was $350. I can get comped by Delano for $60/night in tax and facilities fee for a two room, 1 1/2 bath suite, and I got their lowest level rewards.

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• VI

  @vicf6509 · 2 years ago

  The new stadium is going to suck for Vegas. &nbsp;Way too many arenas in close proximity. &nbsp;Traffic and crowds will be horrible.

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• BR

  @Brad_Tarantino · 2 years ago

  My 2 cents on MGM filling a lawsuit to stop the probe:<br><br>Casinos need gamblers to get players cards in order to obtain personal information on how each individual plays a particular game. This allows them to calculate the players theoretical loss, or the casinos theoretical edge. This data also helps them gauge how much to give out in comps. If gamblers stopped getting players cards due to fear of the casinos getting hacked again, then the casino will lose access to valuable player Information. Suing seems to be a way to prevent the public from knowing just how severe the situation was, and for them to sweep everything under the rug. A loss of trust between players and casinos is a casinos biggest thumbscrew. Players personal data is a casinos life blood.

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• CO

  @corysleeger1574 · 1 year ago

  I was in Vegas when this happened to MGM. I was not happy, everything I did was at MGM resorts and got nothing for it since I was unable to get a players card

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  @tomgrzelak7479 · 2 years ago

  Colin - That had to be one of the best videos you have put together. &nbsp;Anthony is wildly knowledgeable. &nbsp;Once I started, I had to watch the whole way through. &nbsp;Really enjoyed this one.

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• RO

  @rogerbrandt6678 · 2 years ago

  This guys an awesome guest, great host to, doesn’t keep interrupting.

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• TO

  @tonatiuhespinosa9635 · 2 years ago

  Does anyone know about sporting results being encrypted on the daily odds sheet and how to read the prices (odds)??

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  @A1-BJ · 2 years ago

  Fantastic video, Colin! Anthony is a legend!! ♠️

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• MR

  @mr.nmoney3554 · 2 years ago

  You nailed Fountain bleu. &nbsp;its being managed as a 1) Hotel and conference center 1st 2) a resort, restaurant, and party destination 2nd 3) finally being ran as a casino. &nbsp;As some one who stayed shortly after the grand opening week; &nbsp;I couldn&apos;t quite describe the feeling or ambiance inside but that&apos;s it right there.

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• MA

  @martinlaursen7972 · 2 years ago

  You guys are both legends. Great convo!

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