| Re: card counting (ala MIT) |
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| Sea Biscuit (Medolssohn@yamamotoyamayamay.com) |
2004/05/28 06:09 |
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From: "Sea Biscuit" <Medolssohn@yamamotoyamayamay.com>
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Subject: Re: card counting (ala MIT)
Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 05:09:11 -0700
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"Fish-A-Holic" <fishaholic720@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> In most jurisdictions all a casino can do is ask you to leave.
>
> Some casinos will ban you from BJ but allow other table play
> as well as slot play.
>
> No, they have no lawful right to take your personal property be
> it chips or anything else. If the player gets escorted to the door
> immediately and issued a trespass warning (common in Vegas),
> said player may have a bit of a hard time redeeming her chips.
> That is a question one should query the local gaming commission
> about.
Couldn't that easily be taken care of by telling a friend to cash-in chips
for them?
>
>
> "zxcv" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:409eeada$0$3002$61fed72c@news.rcn.com...
> > If someone is tossed from a casino for counting cards will the casino
> > confiscate their chips? I got that impression from the History Channel
> > report on the MIT crew in 93. Sounds like stealing to me (the casino,
not
> > the counters) if I am correct.
> >
> >
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