Must’ve been hit by the one armed bandit, heard he’s a slippery fellow who takes all your money!
Old-Significance4921 on
Yeah man that’s the ceiling at any casino. They got more ladybugs up there than Lindsey Graham’s backside.
meep_meep_mope on
That looks depressing as fuck.
SumonaFlorence on
It looks like the board had a diagram on a table with tokens all laid out neatly where the cameras and vents should be, and right before the electricians came to implement the strategy, someone bumped their knee when getting up to leave the meeting.
VerySluttyTurtle on
well we are probably up to Oceans 40 by now
ruste530 on
I know for retail stores, half of those would be dummies. For a casino I can absolutely believe they’re all real.
Dorothys_Division on
The one I worked in had around 3,000 I was aware of.
And that was in 2013.
It isn’t about safety. It’s about stopping any effort at cheating any mechanism or system, as well as theft of casino funds.
Chairman_Mittens on
… the casino manager is watching the shift bosses. I’m watching the casino manager. And the eye-in-the-sky is watching us all.
badtoy1986 on
They don’t all have to be real.
hiddencamela on
It actually looks like each one is set up to overwatch 1-2 machines at a time, to make sure no one does shenanigans to them.
yumtacos on
Former Casino Surveillance Supervisor (eye in the sky) here.
There are many reasons for this. In one are of the Casino we used to have Poker tables. Regulatory requirements said we had to have cameras pointing at specific spots for each table. After some time Poker’s popularity faded and the tables were removed. They filled the area with slot machines. So in one area we had a huge cluster of various types of cameras.
Another reason might be that they placed cameras in various clusters to anticipate where the Slots department are going to move their machines. The couple casinos I was in we were never informed and our techs weren’t able to constantly remove, rerun wire, and program/adjust the cameras all the time. So we installed a bunch of cameras and as the machines moved around and it taller machines replaced short ones and vice versa we had the correct angles.
Our techs spend a lot of time updating, adjusting, repairing, cleaning, replacing cameras, and running wire. In the long run, put the cameras up, run the wire, and if anything changes just leave everything be.
Im_such_a_SLAPPA on
No stone will be left unturned
Thin_Locksmith6805 on
I wonder if they have you on camera taking this photo.
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Never seen man to man marking in cctv
You can never be too secure
That’s an incredible photo.
Those electricians are making bank
Must’ve been hit by the one armed bandit, heard he’s a slippery fellow who takes all your money!
Yeah man that’s the ceiling at any casino. They got more ladybugs up there than Lindsey Graham’s backside.
That looks depressing as fuck.
It looks like the board had a diagram on a table with tokens all laid out neatly where the cameras and vents should be, and right before the electricians came to implement the strategy, someone bumped their knee when getting up to leave the meeting.
well we are probably up to Oceans 40 by now
I know for retail stores, half of those would be dummies. For a casino I can absolutely believe they’re all real.
The one I worked in had around 3,000 I was aware of.
And that was in 2013.
It isn’t about safety. It’s about stopping any effort at cheating any mechanism or system, as well as theft of casino funds.
… the casino manager is watching the shift bosses. I’m watching the casino manager. And the eye-in-the-sky is watching us all.
They don’t all have to be real.
It actually looks like each one is set up to overwatch 1-2 machines at a time, to make sure no one does shenanigans to them.
Former Casino Surveillance Supervisor (eye in the sky) here.
There are many reasons for this. In one are of the Casino we used to have Poker tables. Regulatory requirements said we had to have cameras pointing at specific spots for each table. After some time Poker’s popularity faded and the tables were removed. They filled the area with slot machines. So in one area we had a huge cluster of various types of cameras.
Another reason might be that they placed cameras in various clusters to anticipate where the Slots department are going to move their machines. The couple casinos I was in we were never informed and our techs weren’t able to constantly remove, rerun wire, and program/adjust the cameras all the time. So we installed a bunch of cameras and as the machines moved around and it taller machines replaced short ones and vice versa we had the correct angles.
Our techs spend a lot of time updating, adjusting, repairing, cleaning, replacing cameras, and running wire. In the long run, put the cameras up, run the wire, and if anything changes just leave everything be.
No stone will be left unturned
I wonder if they have you on camera taking this photo.
– How many cameras do you want?
– Yes