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Hey man, I have been been a long time lurker of the forum and after reading through a good number of your responses I'm convinced you might be one of the only people here that can answer this. Just like many on the forum, my friends and I are heading to Vegas for our 5th consecutive March Madness trip. We are incredibly interested in the in-game betting that Cantor is using at several of the casinos. My buddy was at the Cosmo for the Orange Bowl and NFL Sunday. He said it was revolutionary and just plain awesome. Not only to bet in-game but to skip the line (which will be huge for the Madness). My question is regarding limits. I understand that there aren't an unlimited amount of these hand-held computers so I'm wondering if you think the books will have a minimum deposit for an account or if it will be more of a first come basis. We are staying at the Trump and want to play at the Venitian. I appreciate your response if you have any insight. Also if anyone else has thoughts feel free to chime in! Cheers!

 I'm not VG but I've used the handhelds at the Vanetian before and the minimum buy is $100 but you don't have to actually wager that much. You can cash it out at anytime. In my previous experience with the handhelds, they are neat but often can become a distraction and sometimes have a lot of bugs that can make them a hassle but they are definitely worth trying at least once. I've never tried to get one during March madness but in my previous experiences they are not hard to get.

Mike Colbert runs the book at The M, which is the Hub for Cantor Gaming....you might inquire there first. You can also look online at their website and see if they can direct you to the right info. As to the technology, if you are good at video games, you should be OK with their units.....MInd/Eye/Hand coordination.