Let me see if I understand the moving and storage business. First you spend money to win 20 $10 silver strikes which you hope to turn in for a $200 silver strike at the four queens. This is where the storage comes in. You STORE the strikes until the casino gets some $200 strikes. You have no idea what the new $200 looks like but you better MOVE quickly or they will be gone. If you don't check in hourly within 24 hours of the stated release time you may not MOVE fast enough because often the rules change at the last minute. After the release if you aren't lucky enough to get a $200 you STORE your 20 strikes until the process repeats. What if the casino STORED a few $200 strikes so when you won your 20 you could MOVE to the cashier and get your $200 strike. Rather than the collectors and dealers being in the STORAGE business, maybe we should try to return the four queens to the STORAGE business like all the other casinos in town. When you win at most other casinos, you don't have to be in the STORAGE business. If the mgmt at the four queens refuses to cooperate maybe we should all MOVE our money to another casino to play. It sounds like the latest release was not well received by many. Meanwhile Mark Karrol posts that he expects to be in the MOVING not the STORAGE business. It seems if the four queens continues the MOVING and STORAGE business in its present form, it won't be long before they can blame the silver strike collectors for destroying the hobby at the four queens. Just one collectors take on the moving and storage business.