Anyone think there is anything to the theory that a casino may send another dealer to a table when a player is having a good win streak so the new dealer can burn a card and change the order of the cards coming of out of the shoe? I swear it happens and it seems like that extra burn card changes things sometimes. Do they monitor this and send "relief in" when needed?:flame:
Casino attempts to stop win streak
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The cards are random. If you burn a card there is just as much chance that it was about to turn the dealer's way, but for the burned card. A bad shoe is a bad shoe only in retrospect. There is no way to know from one hand to the next which way it might go except for your knowledge of what's already been played (counting, anyone?). What I don't like is that they're burning one more card that I don't get to see. As far as it changing the order of the cards-- that is all nonsense. No one knows the order of the remaining cards in the first place!
thanks but i don't think it is nonsense. i have had good win streaks several times and the order of the cards was just perfect and then it gets messed up with the extra burn card, which yes you admit can mess it up. just wondering if you think they mess up the order of the cards on purpose when it is good for the player.
I agree with every word Aslan says. However; many - if not MOST of the sweatier places will ROUTINELY pull dealers in an attempt to somehow break a player's luck. Of COURSE it's ridiculous, but try telling that to some of these idiot pit bosses. :laugh:
I have personally witnessed dealers getting FIRED for no reason other than that they were just "unlucky".
I have personally witnessed dealers getting FIRED for no reason other than that they were just "unlucky".
Listen, all you know is what the order of the cards already dealt were. This has nothing whatsoever to do with what the order of the remaining cards is. You are making a big mistake to assume because its going your way at first that it will continue to go your way to the end. It is not logical, mathematical, or in any way sensible. You need to stop listening to your feelings and base your game on mathematical principles.
Moderators,
This thread may be more appropriate to the Voodoo section.
Moderators,
This thread may be more appropriate to the Voodoo section.
Why would this be placed in a section on betting strategies when it has nothing to do with a betting strategy, whether one based on sound or unsound principles?
I do thank you for your insights because it helps to hear other opinions, but sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
I do thank you for your insights because it helps to hear other opinions, but sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
playerwh said:
sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
playerwh said:
good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
How I wish that there WAS some truth to this fallacy. You could OWN the casino in ONE DAY! Just stand behind a baccarat table and wait for a streak of player or banker, then bet the h*ll out of it!
"Good flow of the cards"?
This has to be one of the most ridiculous ploppy statements EVER. :laugh: Playing cards are not made out of liquid; they do not "flow".Moronic
You are a MORON!!! Nothing personal...just an observation based on my experience knowing good players from IDIOTS who just go with the flow and believe in superstitious nonsense.
Of course good flows of cards happen...if it had any predictive value CASINOS WOULD NOT EXIST. You can only determine good runs of cards in the past...they have little predictive value for the future.
playerwh said:
Why would this be placed in a section on betting strategies when it has nothing to do with a betting strategy, whether one based on sound or unsound principles?
I do thank you for your insights because it helps to hear other opinions, but sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
I do thank you for your insights because it helps to hear other opinions, but sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
Of course good flows of cards happen...if it had any predictive value CASINOS WOULD NOT EXIST. You can only determine good runs of cards in the past...they have little predictive value for the future.
playerwh said:
Why would this be placed in a section on betting strategies when it has nothing to do with a betting strategy, whether one based on sound or unsound principles?
I do thank you for your insights because it helps to hear other opinions, but sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
I do thank you for your insights because it helps to hear other opinions, but sometimes you have to get away from the theory and just go with your experience, knowing that good win streaks with a good flow of the cards do happen and that's from the real world of playing, not just in a math book.
Ming
The burning
I've sat at so called lucky table before the house taking a beating. They change dealers and still no change in the beating so they change again. The best one I've ever had was who was suppose to be relief at this table. I likened it to musical chairs only with dealers. The house was able to burn six cards with three different dealer changes. Well guess what?, it didn't make one difference and we continued to pound them. Don't let emotions get in the way of the math.
I've sat at so called lucky table before the house taking a beating. They change dealers and still no change in the beating so they change again. The best one I've ever had was who was suppose to be relief at this table. I likened it to musical chairs only with dealers. The house was able to burn six cards with three different dealer changes. Well guess what?, it didn't make one difference and we continued to pound them. Don't let emotions get in the way of the math.
What a truly putrid display of emotional responses to my post, including edited profanity, insults, name-calling, excessive exclamations, bolded fonts and all-caps from a group so quick to pat itself on the back for being so intelligent and level headed. I'm laughing at the intelligence and level-headedness as I wade among the emotions and child-like exclamations and insults that pose as your intelligent responses.
Of course the cards are randomized by the shuffle and of course there is no mathamatical or other principled basis for preferring in advance one random card of out of the shoe or the next (or following) random card from the shoe. This explains why cutting, mis-dealing or playing a hand "wrong" does not impact the odds of hands of winning or losing the hands that follow. Simple.
You all get so caught up in your emotions, nobody can simply say that. Heck, we even had a baseless request - and grant - to move the post to the voodoo betting strategy section when the question does not even address a betting strategy!
LOL. Take yourselves a little more seriously guys (and gals) and don't hurt yourselves patting yourselves on the back.
Now, go blow me up! LOL...and begin
Of course the cards are randomized by the shuffle and of course there is no mathamatical or other principled basis for preferring in advance one random card of out of the shoe or the next (or following) random card from the shoe. This explains why cutting, mis-dealing or playing a hand "wrong" does not impact the odds of hands of winning or losing the hands that follow. Simple.
You all get so caught up in your emotions, nobody can simply say that. Heck, we even had a baseless request - and grant - to move the post to the voodoo betting strategy section when the question does not even address a betting strategy!
LOL. Take yourselves a little more seriously guys (and gals) and don't hurt yourselves patting yourselves on the back.
Now, go blow me up! LOL...and begin
The Chaperone said:
These are the people that I would never try to teach to count cards...because you know that in the back of their mind they are always going to be thinking about "the flow" and sooner or later will most likely follow up with their false thoughts. :whip:Oh well.