Misc Steve Cyr seems like a cold hearted jerk!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...an-who-wins-big-when-you-lose-it-all-in-vegas

Really? Three people you took under your wing committed suicide when they were drowning in gambling debts and other financial woes that you helped cause and you have the audacity to talk about their suicides so casually and nonchalantly? Jerk! He even seriously implies that it is all about business for him and when he actually does stop one of his clients from potentially blowing about $40,000 in winnings by forcing him to make it into a check that he knew couldn't be cashed for about 3 more business days and was actually thanked by the client for not letting him blow his winnings, Cyr said to the reader something like, "If you think my one act of kindness means I am going soft, screw you! "

 

I just read that entire piece, wow. The guy is aggressive, I have to admit that.

Ken

 

"He now loves me for the rest of his life and I know he will never win again. "

Wow, what a story. Thanks for sharing it.

 

You are welcome.

 

I just love that Barona casino near El Cajon. They have an 80 seat stadium Rapid Roulette and nine traditional Roulette tables. It's my favorite casino on the west coast. To top that off they have the best street tacos in the San Diego area in their food court. And they comp great too. Wow, a whale head hunter. The world of big bucks is fascinating.

 

I started this thread on another gambling website as a new Member and I got permanently banned for Spam. WTF? This is not spam but a completely serious and legitimate thread.

 

You know what you did wrong. DON'T LIE !

 

I didn't do anything wrong. :/

 

Steve Cyr is a small time host compared to the folks at the strip casinos. For starters, he's located in a bit of grind joint. The Westgate (former Hilton) has little limits compared to the strip casino and they're afraid of big action. The former Hilton used to receive big players up until about 2006. After that they became nothing more than a grind joint...with the exception of course being the sports book. These days they're more interested in selling time share properties than they are recruiting whales. If Steve one day loses his job then I'm sure he'll have no problem fitting in at The Orleans, The Gold Coast, or some other grind joint like downtown.