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That's why casino's put so much money into security. You wouldn't be trolling the forum now, would you?
Quote: moneyandcashare there casino cheaters?
Ya think? Some of them write books and do demos on you-tube afterwards. Check that out.
Any confessions yourself?
I am not a cheat or thief, and always observe that old thing being true about 'cheaters never prospering', but find it interesting to ponder.
For those who don't know the move, suppose you have a three-unit bet at blackjack and you are playing in the fourth or fifth position. The guy at first base is deciding whether to hit or stand. You know you're going to double but instead of placing three units next to your bet you place the units on top of your bet. You turn your cards over indicating a double down and wait for the dealer to come to you. He'll do one of two things: he'll wait for you to place six units next to your six units or he'll divide your stack into two equal stacks and proceed to give you your double down card.
You must be a little drunk to try to pull this move off.
You can read all about this and other moves in Stanford Wong's Winning Without Counting.
I hesitate to mention the quadruple down move but cheating moves are already out there in many publications. I may ponder such moves but I very much doubt I would ever try one.
Quote: moneyandcashare there casino cheaters?
I play a lot at the borgata but in September I'm going to cheat on her with the cosmopolitan
Quote: moneyandcashanyone knows how to cheat in casino?
Capping bets and past posting are two of the most well known ways. There are countless others, your only limitations are your creativity and the law
Ask a stupid question - of course there are. Where there's money to be made there's always going to be someone at it. I've heard of staff being sacked and players being barred, however most the time things are kept hush and the people involved quietly dismissed.Quote: moneyandcashare there casino cheaters?
Quote: AyecarumbaI err on the side that keeps me out of the pokey.
Why is it called the pokey? Is it because when you bend over . . . um, eh . . . Never mind.
You are very dumb, I just started a thread so people can talk about the issue.
I am sure you get NO cheating skill at all.
you said: " I've heard of staff being sacked and players being barred,......"
lol
Quote: charliepatrickAsk a stupid question - of course there are. Where there's money to be made there's always going to be someone at it. I've heard of staff being sacked and players being barred, however most the time things are kept hush and the people involved quietly dismissed.
@charliepatrick,
You are very dumb, I just started a thread so people can talk about the issue.
I am sure you get NO cheating skill at all.
you said: " I've heard of staff being sacked and players being barred,......"
lol
Hopefully I'm not that dumb but you are correct in that I have no cheating skills whatsoever - I have enjoyed playing at casinos and have no intention of cheating. On the other side I hope that casinos have no intention of cheating me. The events I mention are usually where employees, sometimes in association with conspirators, attempt to steal from the house.Quote: moneyandcash@charliepatrick ....I am sure you get [sic!} NO cheating skill at all...
Thus, on a different tack, I agree that discussing methods that people/casinos might use against players would educate and help others spot things! For instance, I heard in the old days dealers could affect things in the way they picked up the cards (alternately Hi Lo) and not [hand] shuffle very well - but hopefully that time has long gone since the cards have to be kept in order in case the hand needs reviewing.
I been called "dumb' never "very dumb"Quote: moneyandcash@charliepatrick,
You are very dumb,
why use very?
sackedQuote: moneyandcashyou said: " I've heard of staff being sacked and players being barred,......"
lol
I 1st read that as stacked
isn't "sacked" a British thing word, like I wuz watching a video about Pete Best (that Beatle 1st drummer guy)
he said he was sacked, so did John Lennon say that word.
I think NFL quarterbacks get sacked in the USA
OP
U define cheating
as casinos and courts in different states have their own definition
fun thought
stacked
Bragging?
Quote: mustangsally
isn't "sacked" a British thing word, like I wuz watching a video about Pete Best (that Beatle 1st drummer guy)
he said he was sacked, so did John Lennon say that word.
Don't know.
In England, to sack is a verb and means to dismiss from employment.
"You're sacked" almost equivalent to "You're fired"
or as a noun
"I had to give him the sack" = "I had to fire him"
http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/151100.html
Americans tend to fire people, and the British sack them, but there is a subtle difference concerning how the tools of the trade were dealt with.
When sacking, these were placed in the sack and could be taken to the next place of employment.
When firing, these were ritually burnt, so that you could never work in that trade again.
Sacked is more like when you get a co-worker fired, sometimes deviously ;-)
Has nothing to do with drugging them, sticking them in a burlap sack after stripping them naked, and leaving them outside the boss's office along with a pic of the boss's naked wife ;-)
Yes as I'm from the UK I meant it as 'to have ones employment terminated'.Quote: OnceDear...In England, to sack is a verb and means to dismiss from employment...."You're sacked" almost equivalent to "You're fired"...
Strangely "You're Fired" has become a catchphrase due to Sir Alan Sugar and "The Apprentice" TV programme, so I doubt the two phrases are now used interchangeably.
Quote: moneyandcash@charliepatrick,
You are very dumb, I just started a thread so people can talk about the issue.
I am sure you get NO cheating skill at all.
you said: " I've heard of staff being sacked and players being barred,......"
lol
Money and cash,
Personal insult. 3 days. I almost made it 7 because you somehow felt you needed to insult him twice, but here's your opportunity to read the forum rules while on a minimum suspension .