Crown Casino Fined for using short deck in card games

[DrSpitzvogel]

If you go downstairs there are some higher limit tables on the left site and at learst during the Aussiemillions there where lots of tables on the rigth site. if you cross the room to the other side you´ll find the computertables. There also is another entry on the computertable side.

[ijustliketoplay]

would a vegas casino get fined if this happened? would anyone ever find out? seems like a tough line (and rightly so).

[Josem]

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"like being slapped with a wet lettuce"

Lovin this analogy

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that's actually a play on a comment by the immediate-past Prime Minister of Australia, Paul Keating, who said that about the then-opposition leader, John Hewson.

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just was thinking about this in regards to blackjack the other day, has anyone ever heard of a case of a casino removing/adding cards from a multideck game. it seems to me as much as casinos seem to want to avoid having good counters beating their games .... it would be hard to detect and ... well anyways just curious if this have ever come up that anyone knows of.

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I forget the details, but a small Indian Casino did this years ago when I was pretty new to the business.

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Sounds like Soaring Eagle about 10 years ago. I could be mistaken though.

[Gonso]

Nobody counts the stub anymore, reading some of the stories I've heard here.

[Harvester]

What a novel idea oversight in gaming, bah we don't need that online! We got a great system in place now, you could equate it to going to LV and playing in casinos that are exempt from US litigation and no oversight...hail to the risk takers we are it. Oh wait I forgot they are regulated by Canadian Indians and Trinidad....never mind move along all is well.