[Wongboy]

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In fact, most casino's do not even allow you to take written notes of your results at the Blackjack table.

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I've never been stopped- what regulation are you claiming to refer to, regarding this?

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Thanks for the info in your post. I'm only replying to this part, but the rest is very helpful.

Casino's do not need to have a legal reason before they restrict your ability to do something at a blackjack table. I have been restricted from playing blackjack entirely at over 20 casinos, and been restricted from entering 2 casinos and the casinos involved never accused me of doing anything illegal or against regulations. I was suspected of the ability to play their game, under their rules, and maintain a long-term advantage in doing so.

In this case however, there is a very restrictive law called the device law in Nevada and similar laws that are on the books in every other state with casino gambling (most states model their law on Nevada's law). The law makes the use of a computerized or non-comnputerized device a felony.

From personal experience, I have had numerous casinos tell me that I could not write down information at a blackjack table. YMMV.