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Most places won't let you have your phone anywhere near the table. Awesome technology, just not built I think for Vegas.
by lopatin 10y ago
Most places won't let you have your phone anywhere near the table. Awesome technology, just not built I think for Vegas.
- kumaraman 10y agojust wait for someone to embed this into their watch
- andrelaszlo 10y agoThat was one of the options for the remote camera (they got the car key). :)
- xapata 10y agoI've never played at a place that banned phones. That casino probably wouldn't have many players.
- rblatz 10y agoAt every casino I've been to they will yell at you if you pull your phone out at any table game. If you want to respond to a text you need to step away from the table and wait a hand/spin to bet again.
- xapata 10y agoYou shouldn't be fiddling with your phone when the action is on you. Using your phone while you're out of the hand is totally fine.
- gozur88 10y agoMost places I've played won't let you use the phone at the table, and if you're using it they'll deal you out and ask you to get up. But they don't care if your phone is on the table. I think this is more to keep the game moving than any concern about cheating.
- micaksica 10y ago> any table game This isn't about the house-run, house-edged table games you find in the middle of casinos; it's about Texas Hold 'em poker rooms. Most poker rooms I've been to let me keep my phone on the table next to my cards. I doubt that'll be the case now.
- knowaveragejoe 10y agoI don't see why it would change, this requires a special rigged deck of cards. IIRC card decks are a tightly controlled affair in major casinos.
- werdna123 10y agoIn the last video the camera is packaged in a key fob. I have never gone to a casino but I would guess car keys are allowed? Idk
- pfarnsworth 10y agoCompletely not true at least for poker. In the last 5 years, I've never been asked to put my phone away, at least as long as I'm not talking on it.