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Do you consider card counting cheating? Seeing gambling as paid entertainment is certainly the healthier attitude for the vast majority of people, but at the sa
by caddemon 3y ago
Do you consider card counting cheating? Seeing gambling as paid entertainment is certainly the healthier attitude for the vast majority of people, but at the same time it's not like everyone who is able to make a consistent profit gambling is automatically a cheater. The casino needs to win in aggregate but that doesn't mean every individual is entering some unspoken contract to lose money in expectation (depending on the game anyway). They're agreeing to the rules of the game.
- kelnos 3y ago> They're agreeing to the rules of the game. I know I've been arguing the opposite in other comments, but in this case they apparently didn't actually agree to the rules of the game, and yet they chose to play anyway: the rules do state that sliding isn't allowed, and that the dice have to tumble in a certain way for it to be considered a valid roll. Regardless, though, I think it's the casino's responsibility to ensure rules like that are followed, and if they fail to do so (due to cost-cutting measures like having software run a craps table), that's on them.