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Great post. What the dumber people don't realize is a business must maximize profits. For a casino game that means deep pen. the same thing that makes the game much more volatile and slightly more EV at deep pen for the AP makes the casino even more money. So 1 in 10,000 players can benefit from these rules enough to worry the casino. the other 9,999 out of 10,000 lose more money to the casino. All the casino needs to do is worry about that 1 in 10,000 high limit AP and let everyone else play to get the most out of everything. A casino is like an AP team. They have how many tables being played at once. They play through their n0 like lightning. They just need to get in the most rounds possible just like any advantage player. The casino is the ultimate advantage player because they almost always have the advantage and have an overall advantage on all action. I have ended business relationships because companies were too stupid to maximize profits and treated what was best for me and their company as something it wouldn't do because it wanted to do something else by policy that made them less money. You pay employees big bucks to be responsible enough to make you the most money possible and protect you from losing big money in the process. That is all we are talking about here. Anyone that ever actually worked in a high capacity in business or ran their own company know this fact. The dumb shit business majors and accountants that see things in a nice little box without all the unintended consequences see things another way. You listen to them and those unintended consequences will bankrupt you while the dumb shit business major or accountant save you peanuts on paper while in the real world costs you 6 or 7 figures for every dollar saved.
Deep pen mattered when they did not have ASM's. On handshuffled games, it takes a lot of time but with ASM's, hardly any. A casino could well decide that cutting off 2 decks costs almost negligible time and EV while driving away most card counters. These are not the days where casinos were independent entities run by private families. These are major corporations that do internal research about the games they offer and they have likely figured out a point where card counters would be discouraged while at the same time the loss of revenue from a round or two would not affect their bottom line.
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