also, if the casino bans you and you are staying at their hotel, does that mean you have to leave the hotel too? or just the casino area? i'm a little concerned because the blackjack pitbosses and personel have their eye on me, since i play using a money management system, with no card counting at all. however, sometimes the bet can vary from 5 to 50 and that's what gets their attention. btw i win, slowly, but still win.
2007-11-08
06:35:26
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8 answers
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➔ United States
➔ Las Vegas
they are watching me at the indian casinos near my home, but i have a trip to vegas coming up and don't want it spoiled
2007-11-08
06:36:34 ·
update #1
please answer only if you are sure. lifeline ban seems kinda harsh
2007-11-08
06:41:52 ·
update #2
*lifetime ban
2007-11-08
06:42:16 ·
update #3
actually they have no business keeping an eye on me if i am not card counting. i do know they have the right to refuse business for whatever reason, but if it's not for counting cards it'd be ridiculous
2007-11-08
06:44:32 ·
update #4
sounds like and actually being card counting are two totally different things. please don't get them confused. i could turn my back to the table until my turn comes, make my bets, then turn around again and still turn in a profit from what i use. not alot of people know about my money management system, which is a downfall and cause confusion
2007-11-08
07:25:41 ·
update #5
smiley please don't tell me information i already mention and understand. you were the one implying it sounded like card counting, that's why i added it. don't assume i'm not winning either, you are not near or with me when i am playing. i understand if the casino suspects of anything they have the right, just like any private business. btw, i went to the same casino today and it was mainly because i accidently hit a hard 17. couple that with my money management, the viola.
2007-11-08
10:40:45 ·
update #6