Casino Arizona The Mob Scottsdale Arizona

I've read the two reports concerning Casino Arizona and concur with both.  What appears to be a place of entertainment seems, in fact, to be a replica of the old mob-run casinos in Las Vegas.  It's generally not appreciated, but Arizona has many, many ties with the mobsters, who-- in years gone by-- operated out of Chicago and other major cities.

     The difference, of course, being that the clientle is older, often retirees.  Speaking in general terms, the effort--on the part of the casino--seems to be: get them in, take their money, get them out.  That means this: if a player demonstrates he/she knows the rules and sticks around longer than the managers think appropriate, that player gets singled out by--and it must be especially problematic if the singled out patron happens to be winning.  In those cases, being shown the door becomes a real possibility.  The patron, of course, is not given the true reason for management's action. Usually a fake reason is constructed.  

This brings me to the core of the problem.  In Indian casinos, there are no advocates for the consumer.  Native American casinos operate on federal land, and the players are, essentially, foreign tourist.  In the end, there is no one to speak for fair and open practices, thus the mob reigns supreme.

     One recourse might be: contact travel agents and hotels.  These organizations have professionals who assess operations such as Casino Arizona.