What happens if you get caught card counting in Missouri/New Jersey?
Assume if you play unrated, is there any chance of getting databased at all?
If you refuse to provide ID at the cage, are they still legally obligated to cash your chips?
Quote: IWannaBeAPSince they can't back you off in Missouri and New Jersey, the only places you'd get ID'd would be at the cashier cage and hotel front desk.
Assume if you play unrated, is there any chance of getting databased at all?
If you refuse to provide ID at the cage, are they still legally obligated to cash your chips?
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the only thing they need to do in order to catch you counting cards is count cards with you and if you do the things a card counter would do when a card counter would do it
you dont need to play rated in order for it to be known if you are counting cards
many pit managers have said to me that they know how to count cards
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many pit managers have said to me that they know how to count cards
I believe that to be true but very few are competent at actually doing it and even fewer understand the plays to be made at different counts. Most are just ;looking to see if you are raising your bets on good counts.
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many pit managers have said to me that they know how to count cards
I believe that to be true but very few are competent at actually doing it and even fewer understand the plays to be made at different counts. Most are just ;looking to see if you are raising your bets on good counts.
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fine haha
google "bloodhound shufflemaster" in order to see how they do it with a computer
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google "bloodhound shufflemaster" in order to see how they do it with a computer
I am very familiar. Shufflemaster hired me and my company to write software for them for a few years..
Missouri and New Jersey have laws where they can not back off advantage players.
Quote: IWannaBeAPheatmap you're off topic. I'm referring to the consequences of getting caught counting specifically in Missouri and New Jersey.
Missouri and New Jersey have laws where they can not back off advantage players.
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...but they can make the game unplayable. In Missouri I have seen the pit boss instruct the dealer to cut the pack so shallowly that she ends up shuffling every round.
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Quote: IWannaBeAPheatmap you're off topic. I'm referring to the consequences of getting caught counting specifically in Missouri and New Jersey.
Missouri and New Jersey have laws where they can not back off advantage players.
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You are correct that they can not ban you from playing, but what they have been doing for 20 years is only letting known counters bet the table minimum and not vary their bets.
Quote: unJonLast time I was in AC I played blackjack at several casinos. At each, the rule was that without showing ID or a players card, you could only bet the minimum.
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I don't recall seeing such a notice. However, I saw a sign on their blackjack tables saying players without showing a players card are limited to one spot at $100 max bet, but that was in Borgata.
