Man Accused Of Counting Card Sues Over Harrah’s Ban

[Finn Dog]

Have you read this?

What's a little unique about this one is that this guy alleges wasn't counting cards--he claims he's a casual player who plays 3-4 times a year--and he was just watching the Aces (something done by even some of the more advanced of Plops; heck, Ian Andersen even admitted this once to a PB as part of his act)!

He actually admitted this subsequent to his barring, and Harrah's attorney said by him admitting he was "only watching Aces", that makes him an admitted card counter--and the ban stands.

There's also a link to his complaint in the story below.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010/feb/03/man-accused-counting-cards-sues-over-harrahs-ban/

FD

 

[UK-21]

"Sorry sir, I'm afraid you'll have to check your bag in at the desk over there - I'm afraid we don't allow bags on the gaming floor. Oh, and you'll need to check your brain in as well - we don't allow those either. . . "

 

[elias001]

card counting isn't outright cheating. They still ban people for that in LV.

 

[AnIrishmannot2brite]

I'm gonna go into Harrah's some night and start spreading 200 - 1.

Just ta see what they do...

 

[daniel27]

"Sorry sir, I'm afraid you'll have to check your bag in at the desk over there - I'm afraid we don't allow bags on the gaming floor. Oh, and you'll need to check your brain in as well - we don't allow those either. . . "

:laugh::laugh::laugh:

 

[FreeStyle]

I'm gonna go into Harrah's some night and start spreading 200 - 1.

Just ta see what they do...

Cool, report back.