If you’ve ever been to a casino, you know that the gaming floor is filled with temptations. From slot machines and table games to all-you-can-eat buffets and ice-cold drinks, it can be hard to resist the urge to spend money. One temptation that many people don’t think about is using the ATM machines in casinos. While these ATMs may seem like an easy way to get cash for gambling, they come with some risks that make them a bad idea for most people.

HIGH WITHDRAWAL FEES
First and foremost, casino ATMs often have very high fees around — sometimes as much as $10 per transaction! On top of this fee, your bank might also charge an additional fee if you are not using one of their own ATMs. This means you could end up paying more than $20 just to withdraw your money from a casino ATM machine! That kind of cost can easily eat away at your betting budget—or worse yet cut – into your winnings.

SECURITY RISKS
Another problem with withdrawing money from casino ATMs is the security risk involved. Many casinos do not keep close tabs on who uses their ATM machines or how much they are taking out each time; this puts users at risk for identity theft or other financial scams by criminals looking to take advantage of unsuspecting gamblers. Furthermore, there has been evidence that some casinos use hidden cameras in order to monitor customers’ PIN numbers when entering them into their ATM machines – which further increases the possibility of having someone else gain access to your funds without permission!

BREAKING THE BANK
Finally, one should never forget why we visit casinos: To gamble responsibly! Taking out large sums of cash from an ATM machine defeats this purpose since it encourages players to overspend beyond what they originally intended (and beyond what they may be able afford). It also makes it easier for players who have already lost too much money during their session to continue playing instead of calling it quits while still ahead – something no responsible gambler should ever do!