Will PA Casinos have counters Barred

[MountainMan]

Pennsylvania table game will open this summer. Anyone have any insight as to whether they would be able to bar suspected card counters? Is New Jersey the only state that can't? MM

 

[shadroch]

Why the misleading title?

 

[MountainMan]

Why the misleading title?

Not intended to mislead anyone. Sorry if it did. There's only so much space in the title. I would imagine most readers mouse-over the one-liners and see the whole question. Table games are scheduled to open in July. MM

 

[iCountNTrack]

Thread moved and title fixed.

 

[Sucker]

Missouri casinos aren't allowed to bar card counters either.

 

[KenSmith]

Indiana's Supreme Court is set to decide this question for Indiana, with arguments this week.
http://www.suntimes.com/entertainment/gaming/2140425,CST-NWS-cardcount05.article (Archive copy)

 

[Phoenix Rising]

Pennsylvania table game will open this summer. Anyone have any insight as to whether they would be able to bar suspected card counters? Is New Jersey the only state that can't? MM

Currently there is no regulation or law that stops PA casinos from barring card counters. However, I suspect there will be a fair amount of tolerance for lower limit counters. In addition, I don't believe the games will be that attractive.

If you really want to delve into the subject, check out the PA Gaming Commission website. They have all the table games rules and regulations PA casinos must adhere to.

 

[21forme]

It may depend on what the Indiana Supreme Court rules in a case later this week.