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> No casinos or card rooms let you have a phone/device at the table. That's simply not true. I'm not aware of a single cardroom that currently prohibits cellph
by jdietrich 10y ago
> No casinos or card rooms let you have a phone/device at the table.
That's simply not true. I'm not aware of a single cardroom that currently prohibits cellphones - indeed, several casinos have installed USB chargers in their gaming tables for customer use. Using an electronic device during a hand is prohibited, but this is primarily a matter of etiquette to speed up play.
These devices pose no threat to the integrity of games at casino cardrooms. Their surveillance systems are more than capable of detecting an unusual IR emitter. Their dealers are more than capable of preventing deck switches and detecting suspicious card handling. These devices only pose a serious threat to games played in unlicensed venues.
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- manav 10y agoI meant "on the table" as in on the felt. That's generally the rule I've seen at nicer cardrooms. But yes I agree nothing like this would ever work in a casino.