I counted for many years and stoped 10 years ago because it was hard work, and not much fun. The thing I could never understand is that is NOT a sure thing that you are going to always win. You only pick up a slight edge but ALL casinos treat you as you are cheating them. Toyman
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From: Paul Coleman <pdcolemanjr@yahoo.com>
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Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2011 10:42:23
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Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Casinos with the most unwarrented "Heat" you have been in?
Also I dont understand how doing something on your own head is "illegal". That's like saying the guy at the poker table who can mathematically count every out he has and his hand strength percentage is also doing something "illegal". If you have the brain power and are smarter than the avg person shouldn't you be able to use those tools?
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On Jun 6, 2011, at 9:35 AM, "Lisa" <viajo1964@gmail.com> wrote:
> As I am not a BJ player..how are they able to tell that you are counting
> cards? I've always wondered.
>
> Lisa
>
> Playing blackjack, counting cards (you decide if that's "unwarranted" heat),
> have been barred five places before I gave it up, often when losing (that
> could, in some people's opinions, make it unwarranted). Barbary Coast was
> the most rude. Usual "trespass" procedure is for a pit boss to come up
> behind you, politely ask to speak to you for a minute away from the table,
> and to then tell you that you may not play blackjack at their casino
> anymore, but are welcome to play roulette, craps, etc. Once I was even told
> "you're a little too good for us, and we can't afford to let you play" (it
> was a smaller strip casino).
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