- Rebecca Castillo, 63, climbed onto the craps table at the Silver Legacy Casino
- Viral videos show her grabbing handfuls of chips and throwing them into the air
- She later lay on the table while staff tried to grab her.
Wild videos posted online captured the moment a woman climbed onto a craps table and recklessly threw chips, refusing to move even when casino staff tried to grab her.
In a video posted to TikTok, the woman, whom police later identified as 63-year-old Rebecca Castillo, could be seen kneeling on top of the craps table at the Silver Legacy Casino in Reno, Nevada, on Saturday.
Castillo, who was seen wearing a blue and yellow striped shirt with jeans, sneakers and a pink baseball cap, then grabs handfuls of chips and begins tossing them into the air, much to the chagrin of the casino employees who have surrounded her.
One of those employees could be seen trying to grab her arm, but she leaned over him and threw even more casino chips when security guards began to arrive.
Then, a guard appeared to have grabbed Castillo by the arms, while someone in the background could be heard saying: ‘She’s going to jail, she’s going to jail.’
Rebecca Castillo, 63, climbed onto the craps table at the Silver Legacy Casino in Reno, Nevada, and tossed handfuls of poker chips into the air.
Another video showed Castillo lying on the craps table to avoid being grabbed.
Another video posted on X on Wednesday offers a different view of the incident, showing Castillo sitting upright and punching the casino employee who grabbed her arm.
He managed to grab her arm at one point, but in an apparent attempt to free himself from her grasp, Castillo lunges to the side and begins to lean back on the craps table.
Onlookers could be heard telling him to “get up, get up.”
The TikTok video has been viewed more than 394,000 times, while the video posted on X garnered 237,500 views.
At one point, a casino employee tried to grab her and she slapped him away.
Reno police say the incident occurred shortly after 5 pm Saturday at the Silver Legacy Casino, and Castillo was subsequently taken into custody.
Reno police say Castillo was taken into custody immediately after the incident, which occurred shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday.
Officers did not release any information about what may have led Castillo to get on the table.
No information was provided on whether anyone was injured by the flying poker chips.
Castillo is now charged with four counts of assault and was due to appear in court on Thursday.