We made a special trip to this Casino in order to take advantage of the $25.00 match play coupon found in the American Casino Guide book. You first must obtain a card from their Player's Club, then take the coupon to the dealer. We went on Sunday afternoon. There was only one blackjack table open, and a second was in the process of opening. Would have preferred to use the bet on roulette, but the table was closed. So we waited for the second blackjack dealer to open, and then we approached the table.
As soon as the dealer saw coupons in our hands, he said very loudly to the supervisor "COUPONS!" in an aggravated tone. So the supervisor lady comes over. We have to show our new player's cards, the AGC member's cards from the book, and I think we even had to show ID. Fine, no big deal. The supervisor just kind of snarled at us and made us feel very small for having the audacity to bother them with those dreaded COUPONS. It was very obvious that they DO NOT like having to mess with handling those coupons. Oh well, too damn bad for them.
At least we both won our match bets and left the casino with at least a little bit of their money. I can see why the place was dead with staff like that.