My best defense when wonging in is my bet size. When I wong in around table minimum, and don't really raise my bet much after, they generally leave me alone. A pit boss knew exactly what I was up to and was approaching my table to back me off. He looked at my bet, then at me, back at my bet and laughed. He laughed so hard he put his hands on his knees. Needless to say, he never bothered me again all night.

The bad part of wonging in is they know what you're doing. When you move up to green chipping, they won't unlearn who you are. They know you're a counter and no amount of camo or cover will save you.


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"They know what you are doing", "They know you are a counter"... Fact is that everybody has heard about counting, some have seen YouTube, others have seen stuff online. The casinos see counters all the time. So, it's no big deal to be identified as a counter. They don't throw you out because you are a card counter. They throw you out IF they can determine you are an effective counter (means identifying your bet spread, deviations, etc) and this takes time and stacks in front of you.

The newbie need not worry about sitting down at Tc2 with a $20 bet.