RavenSlay3r
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I've been reading lots of articles not to mention 'Bringing Down the House' and it seems like the hey-day of card-counters is over. It's all stories from the 60's OR the 80's and 90's. Before the casino's were looking for card-counting or before they were looking for team-counting etc.
Maybe it's just that the only people who can talk about it are the one's who have been long-retired. Maybe we're just waiting for the next big evolution in counting to come along. Maybe it has but no one's been stupid enough to write a book about it for people like me to read.
Do people still make serious money at card-counting or is it all pretty much over with now?
Raven
Maybe it's just that the only people who can talk about it are the one's who have been long-retired. Maybe we're just waiting for the next big evolution in counting to come along. Maybe it has but no one's been stupid enough to write a book about it for people like me to read.
Do people still make serious money at card-counting or is it all pretty much over with now?
Raven