Tapped. No BJ except for CSM games
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Although I don't worry about being barred, or banned quite yet, I do part-take in the changing of various outfits and disguises particularly if I'm feeling rather silly or itchy to have some extra fun. Your situation sounds like a load of bullox there though mate, I'd try the disguise route and have some extra fun with it. I like to wear me fancy suit from time to time and some hollywood make up, with slicked back hair, as the most famous brit spy of all, James Bond. I'm a silly **** I am ya?Lol.
It did not happen. Sorry for the confusing way...
I posted. I was wondering why they don't allow you to play CSM when they read you the your new playing in their casino rules. If you can do anything, but BJ because they think you are a counter, why not let you play at the CSM tables?
Again sorry for the confusing way I posted.
I posted. I was wondering why they don't allow you to play CSM when they read you the your new playing in their casino rules. If you can do anything, but BJ because they think you are a counter, why not let you play at the CSM tables?
Again sorry for the confusing way I posted.
Once they identify you as a professional, they can't take the chance that you're ONLY a card counter. For all they know, you're a CHEATER also. And besides, believe it or not; there ARE legal techniques to beat the CSM, although MOST of them are rather difficult and yield too small of an edge to make it worthwhile anyway (but THEY don't know that).
Case in point: I have a friend who got barred from playing blackjack at a major casino for ace-tracking too accurately. They told him that he could play ANY other game in the casino. So he went over to the baccarat table and proceeded to pick a 9 out of the 8-deck shoe (24% advantage). After winning the bet the casino manager finally smartened up and barred him from the whole property.
Case in point: I have a friend who got barred from playing blackjack at a major casino for ace-tracking too accurately. They told him that he could play ANY other game in the casino. So he went over to the baccarat table and proceeded to pick a 9 out of the 8-deck shoe (24% advantage). After winning the bet the casino manager finally smartened up and barred him from the whole property.
I'm pretty sure this casino policy doesn't change based on the type of bj-based game. The dealers are just robots following casino policy (hopefully NOT). The higher ups that set this policy are too ignorant and too nervous about game protection to realize the difference between pitch, shoe and csm and probably don't want their dealers thinking anyway. Think about where those people came from. They are just dealers who worked their way through the ranks and they have the same voodoo mindset as almost all casino personnel do.:grin:
I love it when the dealer calls the pit by name and then "checks play" real nervously and waits for the authorization just to deal the hand.:laugh: What the hell are these places in business for? Flat bets only?
I love it when the dealer calls the pit by name and then "checks play" real nervously and waits for the authorization just to deal the hand.:laugh: What the hell are these places in business for? Flat bets only?
Possibly for risk management. The reason they usually call "black action" is to let the floor know that the inventory of black chips may be changing.
If you were the floor, would you want to know if a guy was betting purple, even if he wasn't counting? You'd want to watch and make sure the dealer wasn't dumping to him, there weren't mispays, etc.
If you were the floor, would you want to know if a guy was betting purple, even if he wasn't counting? You'd want to watch and make sure the dealer wasn't dumping to him, there weren't mispays, etc.