Topic: Las Vegas casino workers may strike for first time in decades (Read 266 times)
The strike news appeared in the end of May and the matter seems to have been resolved within days, so no strike actually took place. Half of the workers were supposed to be offered 5-year contracts already. And I don't think that strikes from people working on cooking and catering staff jobs make a difference to casino markets. If people like cards dealers went on to protest, on the other hand, some people might have turned to cryptos, but for that we need a pretty long strike (a month or more). In general, I guess people who prefer online gambling are just different from those gambling in real casinos. They probably don't like socialization, identification and slow rhythm out there.
September 03, 2018, 10:49:20 AM
Not a good news for Las Vegas but a good news for the workers there, I am always in favour of people who fight for a better life, better rights and better payment options. For Las Vegas this may seem like forgotten because the pay rates in USA are some of the best in the world but it is a good sign that people want to further than that and ask a better way of life.
For online gambling this does not mean anything as people who frequent offline casinos are not really online casinos fans.
For online gambling this does not mean anything as people who frequent offline casinos are not really online casinos fans.
September 03, 2018, 05:44:01 AM
I didn't know Las Vegas workers were used like that.
I thought considering Vegas is where people go to lose their money and their minds they would probably tip really well enough to make Las Vegas workers to be really rich compared to rest of the world, even the bartenders and waitresses probably got paid to much in my mind, obviously the reality is apparently different. They just make it look like anytime someone wins they pay the dealer a hefty tip on the movies and television shows, maybe the reality is nothing like that and people keep losing in real life so they do not have any to tip because all went down to casinos pocket instead.
I thought considering Vegas is where people go to lose their money and their minds they would probably tip really well enough to make Las Vegas workers to be really rich compared to rest of the world, even the bartenders and waitresses probably got paid to much in my mind, obviously the reality is apparently different. They just make it look like anytime someone wins they pay the dealer a hefty tip on the movies and television shows, maybe the reality is nothing like that and people keep losing in real life so they do not have any to tip because all went down to casinos pocket instead.
September 03, 2018, 02:21:19 AM
once the volatility is gone, the people (and sadly enough, the regulations) will come
Regulations are only as good as the methods available to police. With crypto gambling, there are people gambling from China with it because it's illegal to gamble in China. It doesn't stop gamblers from using proxies, bitcoin or privacy coins from gambling.
September 02, 2018, 05:54:22 PM
I don't see it actually doing anything to help crypto gambling, though it may give a boost to some online (legal) gambling websites -- some of these are without a doubt going to include FanDuel (and those online sports weekly bettings things)
Getting into crypto gambling requires bitcoin (or some altcoin) and it simply isn't something that most people have, or have the means to acquire -- so that's just not going to work out. Crypto gambling is cool, but too volatile for people to actually want to gamble with -- once the volatility is gone, the people (and sadly enough, the regulations) will come
Getting into crypto gambling requires bitcoin (or some altcoin) and it simply isn't something that most people have, or have the means to acquire -- so that's just not going to work out. Crypto gambling is cool, but too volatile for people to actually want to gamble with -- once the volatility is gone, the people (and sadly enough, the regulations) will come
September 02, 2018, 08:11:09 AM
The people who like to go for the real life casinos are different from online casinos but they have an option of online gambling now if they can't go to the casinos.But in future most of the people will convert into online casinos when there will be no need for the real life casinos at that time the online gambling can offer virtual experience of the real life casino betting.
September 01, 2018, 07:46:21 PM
If this were to happen, it would just mean these employees have been unhappy with their employers or maybe even their guests for a quite some time. With this strike, casino operations will be put on-hold or may even close for a while if not sorted out right away. Employees will strike and customers will also be triggered by this.
I believe it would open alot of opportunity for the crypto gambling industry but lets face it these people have lives and bills they have to pay. They cannot afford to strike and if they do the casinos wull just replace them with more dealers and pay more to make a pt. Vegas can afford you to leave. You are replaceable. That and alot of people like to go to socialize with real people. There are no bots in the real world!!!
Normally strikes are organized because the workers have either been underpaid, or they're not given insurance/dental etc. I think strikes are good because they show that the common people can unite under a common (often selfish) goal, forcing changes that would otherwise never have been implemented.
Strikes are good for the employees who are tired of the mistreatment they are receiving. But for the business *casino* of course it's not a good thing. It will paralyze their operation and will loss tons of money during the time of strike. These never last for a very long time so it will be settled immediately by the workers and the company as well. And if the whole Vegas will stop it's operation, it can be an ideal time for real gamblers to find out about online gambling through crypto.
This strike won't happen and if they happen it won't last long, both the parties know its loose situation for them.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
We only wish that it won't happen because it will really affects a lot of gamblers. It will only have a small impact on online gambling though as most traditional gamblers like to play Vegas style and have some fun. So I don't see them going online, they will just travel to other States and continue their gambling. Although online gambling offers a lot of advantages, people who have been involved in traditional casino will not likely shifts to online as it will be boring for them.
Of course travelling might not suit some gamblers, but I don't think that they will go online either. Those who have been in Las Vegas for many years playing would attest that there's more than gambling there. The excitement, the food, the hotels and of course fellow gamblers. Online gambling doesn't have this kind of ambience, that's why I said that it would be boring for them to go online and will just drive to other States when gambling is available.
Normally strikes are organized because the workers have either been underpaid, or they're not given insurance/dental etc. I think strikes are good because they show that the common people can unite under a common (often selfish) goal, forcing changes that would otherwise never have been implemented.
Nah i mean if you see from past strikes nothing really has happened, a person can strike for 1 day , 1 week or even a month but finally they return back from where they started. You could say that people might switch to bitcoin gambling but there is no chance that all the gamblers switch , we will only notice a slight increase
I doubt that there will even be a slight increase. This strike is going to end like most strikes do. With negotiations and the employers signing some additional agreements granting them some benefits. Some because they never agree to all the terms but they know they have to negotiate. Otherwise the strike will last longer and the media will show them as heartless.
This strike won't happen and if they happen it won't last long, both the parties know its loose situation for them.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
We only wish that it won't happen because it will really affects a lot of gamblers. It will only have a small impact on online gambling though as most traditional gamblers like to play Vegas style and have some fun. So I don't see them going online, they will just travel to other States and continue their gambling. Although online gambling offers a lot of advantages, people who have been involved in traditional casino will not likely shifts to online as it will be boring for them.
This strike won't happen and if they happen it won't last long, both the parties know its loose situation for them.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
We only wish that it won't happen because it will really affects a lot of gamblers. It will only have a small impact on online gambling though as most traditional gamblers like to play Vegas style and have some fun. So I don't see them going online, they will just travel to other States and continue their gambling. Although online gambling offers a lot of advantages, people who have been involved in traditional casino will not likely shifts to online as it will be boring for them.
Nah i mean if you see from past strikes nothing really has happened, a person can strike for 1 day , 1 week or even a month but finally they return back from where they started. You could say that people might switch to bitcoin gambling but there is no chance that all the gamblers switch , we will only notice a slight increase
The past strikes was decade ago but it lasted for 67 long daysQuote
The last citywide strike by Culinary Union workers took place in 1984. During the 67 days of the strike, the Strip lost an estimated $75 million in revenue, according to the union.
So I don't know how that $75 million lost is translated in today's price but that's going to be huge for Las Vegas casinos. Yeah, not all gamblers will switch but the likelihood of some of them trying to go online is very possible as well. As for replacements, possibly, but I don't think that they can fill in all the available openings voided by those workers who chooses to join the strike.
This strike won't happen and if they happen it won't last long, both the parties know its loose situation for them.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
Will it have a impact on the growth of bitcoins casinos it can for the ones who really need to gamble, for those who need land based won't migrate to online that easily.
This shall impact tourism a lot lol, and seeing the btc prices are lower it'll be interesting to see if there is a improvement in the traffic of online casinos.
Nah i mean if you see from past strikes nothing really has happened, a person can strike for 1 day , 1 week or even a month but finally they return back from where they started. You could say that people might switch to bitcoin gambling but there is no chance that all the gamblers switch , we will only notice a slight increase
I don't think any of this is going to make any difference. More than likely the Casinos and the employees will come to an agreement. If they don't, then i'm sure the Casino will just hire other employees. There's tons of dealers/pit bosses that are ready to go work in Las Vegas all over the world. Even here in my little city there's people that work up at the local Race track and move off to Las Vegas to work after they get trained up. So I don't think we'll have a shortage of workers there. The waitresses and cook staff are even more easily replaceable.
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Thousands of unionized hotel and casino workers in Las Vegas are ready to go on strike for the first time in more than three decades.
About 25,000 members of the Culinary Union voted Tuesday to authorize a citywide strike in Las Vegas unless they reach a contract deal with their employers by June 1, union spokeswoman Bethany Khan said.
The contracts of 50,000 workers, including bartenders, guest room attendants, cocktail servers, porters and cooks at 34 casino resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas are set to expire May 31.
About 25,000 members of the Culinary Union voted Tuesday to authorize a citywide strike in Las Vegas unless they reach a contract deal with their employers by June 1, union spokeswoman Bethany Khan said.
The contracts of 50,000 workers, including bartenders, guest room attendants, cocktail servers, porters and cooks at 34 casino resorts on the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas are set to expire May 31.
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/05/23/us/vegas-casino-workers-strike/index.html
Is this a good news for online gambling? If Las Vegas casino workers are going for a strike, gamblers around the world will only have few options to go and I think most of them will shift to online gambling that might have a good impact on the market price.
Ok. this will severely affect the Las Vegas casino's when all the workers will go on a massive strike. But I don't think that they will allow this to happen though, sooner or later we will see some sort of a bargain and we may not see any strike at all so its hard to say if this will have a effect on crypto online gaming.
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