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I have pit crews that just like to watch a true artist at work. They know they don't have to act and they appreciate I don't threaten their jobs when I show up. They watch periodically all the time regardless. The only time you really want to bug out is if the suits in the pit are not watching at all. That means most likely the EITS is watching you. No way to gauge that and if it is so you are close to having action taken against you. It is normal for the pit to watch you if you are betting more than most. Acting goofy about it just raises their suspicions. You would be backed off in no time in shoe country. Everything you say is 100% backwards from what is the best course of action. I am sure I would have troubles where you play if I wanted to take a huge pay cut and play single deck in your neck of the woods. Moses, if you would learn to play your count to maximum efficiency you would crush the shoes and have little to no heat. The way you talk the game would crush you and you would quickly be backed off. Most of the time a suit watching or countermeasures being implemented is a test to see how you react. If you flinch or leave immediately you just confirmed their suspicions and either will get the voluntary run off every time you show up or a back off the next time you show up. There is a subtle middle ground you walk that says I get the message without running scared or tipping your hand. Most likely they have pretty much made up their mind and want to see if you give yourself away or will cooperate with a nudge to leave once they feel you have overstayed your welcome. You don't want to get up right away and you don't want to stay too long either.
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