> the right to refuse service to anyone If I remember correctly, then that is true in Nevada, but not in Atlantic City. There they have to let you play even if

> the right to refuse service to anyone If I remember correctly, then that is true in Nevada, but not in Atlantic City. There they have to let you play even if they suspect you of counting cards. Of course that just means they will employ other means to prevent you from counting cards (larger shoes, continuous shuffling, etc).