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No. It's perfectly legal. And the counters you can notice are generally pretty bad at it anyways. Still, it's discouraged. The casinos would much rather a w
by Steeeve 10y ago
No. It's perfectly legal. And the counters you can notice are generally pretty bad at it anyways.
Still, it's discouraged. The casinos would much rather a weekend tourist walk away with a day of winnings than a pro. Tourists tell their friends and inspire them to visit.
- caf 10y agoThe bad counters are probably losing money anyway, it doesn't take many mistakes per hour to lose the tiny edge counting can give you.
- dsmithatx 10y agoA very skilled counter I know in real life made over 6 figures a year. She played 7-8 months out of the year 8 hours a day 5 days a week. Bets sized from $25-$100 generally. It's not illegal but, once you are identified you are banned from all casinos in Vegas at least. They use facial recognition and catch you walking in the door. There is one guy that works for all casinos and recognizes faces manually along with the FR equipment. My friend mostly only played in Mississippi and other states in the East.