Ohio Gamimg Law - Theory and Practice

[Boz]

Thanks T -

The Ohio law unfortunately doesn't spell it out so clearly, but the regulations (in my OP) appear to indicate the same general intent...

Why are you thanking him? Aren't you already aware that many APs have this fantasy that Missouri can't ban counters? I call it fantasy not because it's untrue, but because they just kinda made it up out of wishful thinking. Thanks for being on my fantasy team and not giving Boz proof? OK.

Yeah, no kidding the Ohio law doesn't spell it out. No kidding it looks the same as Missouri. Kinda convenient to forget about Flash's 86 isn't it?

Since you don't want to believe what we're saying

Don't want to believe what? You haven't given me any facts to disbelieve. Just a bunch of opinions and inconsequential observations that happen in every jurisdiction. I believe you don't know and that you want to believe.

See if they 86 you, or if they just take countermeasures.

OK. I guess I've already proved that lots of places cannot legally ban card counters, since that's the experiment. Since you're so concerned about it, how about you call a Missouri casino and ask them what they are legally allowed to do.