The casinos will install monitoring systems for RFID chips that are going to be used instead of ordinary gaming chips. The idea is that RFID chips will help the casinos detect fraud and counterfeiting. Casinos also say it’s possible that the RFID technology could be used in the future to track players and reward big spenders – no word on privacy issues at present.
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