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@foundinlv wrote:

Yes, it's still a smoker's paradise in So Nevada....have no idea about Reno.  Some hotel/casinos are more sophisticated than others in providing state of the art filtration and special ashtrays that capture the smoke.  But, most casinos couldn't care less about any of that.....they just want you to gamble and lose....should you one day drop dead from lung cancer....not their concern.  

 

Also, a carton of cigarettes is very expensive here now...around $60 at least. 


same price in Cali...................................raven

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Here the smoke in some of the casinos is so thick you could cut it with a knife.  The reason is they're on Indian land and not subject to state or local ordinances.  They pretty much do as they wish, so I pretty much stay away from them.

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Emphysema and lung cancer are expensive in more ways than one.

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they have non-smoking areas in casinos which is where i head when i'm going to a casino here in ca.  my problem is the smoker on the street because i have asthma, too.  and the smell!  good golly, how can they stand it?

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Harrahs is not an indian casino and they have them everywhere!

 

All four of ours locally are indian casinos.  They are not smoke free but one of them is alcohol free. 

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No smoking in Maryland casinos. But two of the largest ones have high incidents of crime. 

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@foundinlv wrote:

Yes, it's still a smoker's paradise in So Nevada....have no idea about Reno.  Some hotel/casinos are more sophisticated than others in providing state of the art filtration and special ashtrays that capture the smoke.  But, most casinos couldn't care less about any of that.....they just want you to gamble and lose....should you one day drop dead from lung cancer....not their concern.  

 

Also, a carton of cigarettes is very expensive here now...around $60 at least. 


 

 

they tax cigarettes and booze a lot in maryland.......so they are around $65 a carton, but much less in delaware. my s/o smokes and he has said it doesnt matter to a smoker how much you charge because they will ALWAYS buy at any price.

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only shops online wrote:

No smoking in Maryland casinos. But two of the largest ones have high incidents of crime. 


 

 

 

right, you have to step out on the patios to smoke.

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@sunshine45 wrote:

@foundinlv wrote:

Yes, it's still a smoker's paradise in So Nevada....have no idea about Reno.  Some hotel/casinos are more sophisticated than others in providing state of the art filtration and special ashtrays that capture the smoke.  But, most casinos couldn't care less about any of that.....they just want you to gamble and lose....should you one day drop dead from lung cancer....not their concern.  

 

Also, a carton of cigarettes is very expensive here now...around $60 at least. 


 

 

they tax cigarettes and booze a lot in maryland.......so they are around $65 a carton, but much less in delaware. my s/o smokes and he has said it doesnt matter to a smoker how much you charge because they will ALWAYS buy at any price.


That's unbelievable.  I quit smoking in 1985, because I thought they were too expensive at $9.90 a carton.  I started when I was in the USAF

and they were $1.50 a carton.

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Oh man I need to move there. $60 for a carton?! Here in NY they are $100 which is the only reason I quit.