Does a casino count as a liquor establishment?
I recently got into some big trouble with the law and am not supposed to be around alcohol. Im not supposed to enter any bars and liquor establishments. I used to spend a lot of my time at the casino. They have bars inside but alcohol is not allowed on the floor. Is going to the casino going to be against the rules? or Is sort of the same as like going to a restaurant that has a bar inside. such as a chili's or tgifridays. because that is allowable as long as i do not go into the bar.
Update:Alcohol isn't allowed on the floor. In my state it is illegal to consume at the tables, slots and so on. the only place to drink is in the bar or at in restaurant. or at the poker tables. the waitresses do not bring alcohol. i do not live in vegas.
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You may be okay since alcohol is not allowed on the floor, but it is best to ask your lawyer. He/she will be able to let you know for sure.
There are bars in the casino and they serve alcohol at the slots and tables. Yes, it is a liquor establishment because the casino has to have a liquor license
Well they pass out alcohol to anyone even sitting at a slot machine. I'm not even sure if they even check to see if you are playing the machine.
Just sit, and eventually a cocktail waitress will come around and ask to get you something.
I don't know what kinds of casinos you've been to, but the one I went to in Vegas very much provided alcohol to just about anyone who wanted some.
yes it does :)