Casinos don't cheat.....prove it.
Quote: BedWetterBetterI've seen this exact same pattern done twice before at Sands, Once at Trump Plaza in AC and Once at Hilton AC. Not uncommon or even unexpected, just have to get while the getting is good and see the Merry Go Round of dealers coming.
Can't really blame em, I guess they figured "If we can't beat em, Cheat em!"
Watch out. Next time Sands sees you sit down to play ,they’ll be prepared. There will be a different dealer for each and every hand dealt from the shoe. The entire crew from that shift will line up like sardines and just keep tapping in and burning cards until you lose or leave. They may even have an employee from the gift shop deal a hand
Quote: BedWetterBetterI've seen this exact same pattern done twice before at Sands, Once at Trump Plaza in AC and Once at Hilton AC. Not uncommon or even unexpected, just have to get while the getting is good and see the Merry Go Round of dealers coming.
Can't really blame em, I guess they figured "If we can't beat em, Cheat em!"
What's the cheat maneuver? If they really thought you all had an advantage, they could've just ordered a fresh shuffle.
Quote: heatmap@BedWetterBetter I am going to come out and say that Sands Bethlehem is the casino I go to. Let me know the next time you go, and if you are interested in meeting up I would be willing to. If not no biggie. I know you probably are saying who the hell is this guy? I am no one really. Just someone who thinks they understand how to predict and try to beat shuffle master machines. I would also be willing to explain and show you how i play or how i think the machines are actually "randomized". If not I hope you got a smile from my post. Good luck!
I’d be interested in hearing how the casino and/or the shuffle machine knows exactly where the player is going to cut the cards
Quote: michael99000I’d be interested in hearing how the casino and/or the shuffle machine knows exactly where the player is going to cut the cards
:) it doesnt matter where the deck is cut because no matter where you start playing in the deck, it counts as a new game. Burn a card? thats a game played. from what i think i know, its called sub-game equilibrium.
Precisely. Its like writing Shazzam on a piece of paper, crumbling it up and throwing it on the floor near a shooter who is on a monster roll. It doesn't make him seven out and the floor and pit should know that. The house may intend to "cool off" a hot player but that is not cheating. Switching dice or dealers is not going to do anything at all.Quote: WizardI would not call changing dealers, in an effort to "cool" the table, cheating but just old school superstition.
Dealers do make mistakes involving the rotation "road map", there are Early Out requests, even the Pencil can make a mistake but no one is trying to alter the sequence of the cards. I doubt anyone is paying that close attention to how the table is doing. People are watching that procedures are followed, not tallying up how much of "our" money is being won by the players.
Those Tray Lizards always arrive at an inopportune time and I once turned to the waitress and inadvertently took the dice beyond the rail and out of the stickman's view.Quote: GlenGNever heard of a casino switching dice on someone
Those Tray Lizards always arrive at an inopportune time and I once turned to the waitress and inadvertently took the dice beyond the rail and out of the stickman's view.Quote: GlenGNever heard of a casino switching dice on someone
Quote: FleaStiffThose Tray Lizards always arrive at an inopportune time and I once turned to the waitress and inadvertently took the dice beyond the rail and out of the stickman's view.
Well yeah that's normal. Never seen a place that makes you choose new dice though..they'll just send em back and check them. I thought you meant if you were shooting hot, they will switch them on you
