Fifth Set of Casino Fights

"Round 5! Ready? Fight!"


If you are new to this article, let alone this website, we've documented and reported the mishaps and drama happening within the casino areas since 2017. Over the years, thanks to our efforts to compile all the violence that go unreported yet shown on video, fights and altercations in casinos have slowly dwindled as the years go on (majority of the videos listed below were delayed from being posted last year). Whether it was the awareness brought up by our articles, like these, or the fact that most of these videos are still up and suspects involved are at large waiting to be apprehended, there's a lot to be said. Either way, we're working on the right side of the law, hoping law enforcement will take hold against those responsible. As a matter of fact, many of these fights caught on video almost never get reported.

While those involved reading this—we didn't know they could read—would call us a "snitch," ask yourselves these questions: Can you ever admit you were wrong, or is your ego too big for that? Is the struggle to always be right worth it? Even if you can potentially beat someone up doesn't make you an "alpha" male. Having been caught on cell phone video means you're not off the hook; These smart devices come with facial recognition that can easily track your whereabouts no matter where you hide. Makes you wish you never owned a cell phone, but that would be too great a risk since social media is why you wake up every morning, right?

If you or anyone you know works in law enforcement, we present to you our fifth compilation of video links to fights that have occurred this year:

Again, if you're new on this website, we see casinos as tourist destinations and a chance to play a fun game, either by yourself or with family and friends. It's a thrill to be able to hang out and escape from reality for a bit. Children today have video games and Disneyland, and casinos are for adults. It's supposed to be exciting and relaxing, however, there'll always be some "bad apples" who will try to spoil it for the rest of us. That's just the nature of things and we have to live with it and/or try to limit the mishaps for fear that some or many lives may be at risk.

On certain occasions, after reporting and listing the links to fights on this website, YouTube almost always takes action to flag and delete these video from ever spreading. Some videos have been flagged for copyright, some have been taken down due to the violent nature of the video, and some accounts have been terminated completely. Because of that, we hope the police force and authorities will quickly track down these videos before they get deleted, unlisted or set to "private." As mentioned earlier, we're on the right side of the law, and we hope that offenses like these never occur again.

Anyhow, we continually want to thank law enforcement for the toughest jobs they face on a day-to-day basis. It's only a matter of time the offenders get caught, let alone get reported on Casino.org for the world to read.

Security measures continue to increase in populated cities like Las Vegas, so it wouldn't surprise us if harsher sentences will be in place. Even so, perhaps the implementation of a social credit system due to the on-going theft and violence going on around the country, many of which are not within the vicinity of a casino, might also be considered. Whichever it is, we hope those sight-seeing and exploring on their own terms, people who mind their own business, will be safe and won't get involved in any of these ratchet drama involving those who can't stand being wrong (money and alcohol are also the culprits of these fights). We're not politicians, nor have we ever considered a career in it, but we continue to look to a more secure and safe measures to be in place to ensure enjoyment and fun for everyone who sets foot in a casino.

Thank you once again to all law enforcement! Please continue to keep us safe from this...crap.

Kris Caballero

Founder and operator of KCU Network, Kris has been writing since he managed a personal blog made back in late 2005. Officially retired from video production and going back to the computer sciences, Kris enjoys studying Math, Quantum Computing, playing old video/DOS games, and listening to sports radio.

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