Your Local Casino Habits

[AngryCounter]

Again trying to ignore 70% of the posts...

At my home stores I’m well known, I know my time will come. My disguised losing record is helping but who knows how long...

Anyway I’m definitely a camper since variety in my area is not the best, but casino personnel is not well trained either. Just this last week I spent 5 hours one day and 10 the next... enjoy the free food and some $ in my pocket.

One of my “ploppyisms” is that I start playing more conservatively towards the end of my stay (only TC+2) or just quit 2 or 3 hours early if I make a 50 unit win.

I don’t play daily so leaving on a high note is important to me. Keeps me in a good mood during the week.

[ZeeBabar]

Were you backed off first and then you went to your car?

I was in a state where they cannot ban you. I just started getting countermeasures taken against me and then a forum member with access was kind enough to send me what was on the OSN. I have no idea when they put me in the OSN but it was at a local casino.

[Counting_Is_Fun]

Hey counting is fun I have played 300 hours so far this year and lost about 150k and won 150k. I have had 2-3 back offs. One of those back off shouldn’t count. Oh by the way my 20 of my max bets is your entire bankroll.

Congratulations you're at least even? Are you sure you are counting correctly? And why do you think you know what my bankroll is lol?
You are sad man, please stop posting on my threads.

[Counting_Is_Fun]

Well, they are a little related. If I'm not getting heat playing, I don't expect heat parking.

I figure the whole thing is under surveillance just like inside, so behave accordingly. No worries about showing up, they are happy to have you. If I need to vanish, that includes not cashing out and not going directly to my car. I've only done it once so far.

If you are at the point where you think they are letting you play but stalking your car for your ID, you are on borrowed time. Regarding whether they would try to ID you from your plates, that probably is a judgement call about the place you are going. I would say some places are way more likely to do that than others because that's grey area (at best) for them. I would say it's more important to avoid your car after you get backed off, not before.

That being said, I NEVER use valet parking. Nothing good can come from that, only bad.

Thanks for your reply JBourne. I agree with some of what you are saying. But as far as parking goes...I don't think it matters one way or the other. They can always just back up the tape and find your car when you parked.

It just must become very obvious at some point to the casino. We park...walk to our table...play for about an hour...and then leave.
My OP is simply asking for what/how some of you all comport yourselves in this regard.

[Counting_Is_Fun]

Meant to quote the dude that attacks everyone, not you Zee

So who do you mean?

[RandomHero]

You can figure it out

[ZeeBabar]

You can figure it out

+1000

[Counting_Is_Fun]

You can figure it out

No I really can't.
You say someone attacks everyone...say what you mean. Who?
And who was attacked?

[spitz]

Longevity is highly dependent on how sweaty the place is. I can tell you from playing in Vegas(live here) with just a 1-4 spread on a $25 game that it draws pit attention REAL quick. I've tried playing with no players card vs players card and even worn clothe that are completely different from my "normal" attire and it makes no difference. When you start spreading then they start noticing. I can surely say that most of Vegas is sweaty. Especially all the stations. All the other things do add up though. Wearing the same clothe or getting too friendly with the pit or dealers that they start remembering you does make a difference. Quick sessions with small talk will bring you the longevity. As far as my experience goes, the larger the spread, the quicker you should leave despite winning or losing.

[BJGenius007]

So who do you mean?

That guy Trolling_Is_Fun.

[Counting_Is_Fun]

That guy Trolling_Is_Fun.

Huh? Contribute something or get off my thread guy.

[Counting_Is_Fun]

Longevity is highly dependent on how sweaty the place is. I can tell you from playing in Vegas(live here) with just a 1-4 spread on a $25 game that it draws pit attention REAL quick. I've tried playing with no players card vs players card and even worn clothe that are completely different from my "normal" attire and it makes no difference. When you start spreading then they start noticing. I can surely say that most of Vegas is sweaty. Especially all the stations. All the other things do add up though. Wearing the same clothe or getting too friendly with the pit or dealers that they start remembering you does make a difference. Quick sessions with small talk will bring you the longevity. As far as my experience goes, the larger the spread, the quicker you should leave despite winning or losing.

Thanks for your reply spitz.
I am not so much asking about longevity...my thread is more about what you do once arriving at a local casino.

[BJGenius007]

Huh? Contribute something or get off my thread guy.

Not you. Your evil twin.