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Originally Posted by
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Points of clarification:
1) I am not a pro and never claimed to be.
2) I've never said "...casinos would like to ban every player that counts..." and really never developed or expressed an opinion on that issue.
It is best to take measures so that the casino does not even suspect you as a counter which is what I do.
I play $15 table minimum, six decks, five decks dealt, S17, DAS, LS, Lucky Ladies and Super 4.
When I cash in, I cash in for $500 and I ask for $400 in green and $100 in red. When I get a chance, I surreptitiously pocket $100 of the green chips. When I win hands that are paid off in green, I sometimes put the green chip winnings in my pocket as well. So, my stack of chips goes down quickly and then I buy in again for another $500 cash making it look like I have been losing.
If there is a dealer change, I then quickly pocket all but $100 of my chips as the new dealer has no idea what I bought in for. Then after losing a few hands I buy in for still more chips for cash from the new dealer.
Continually buying in for more chips gives the casino less of reason to track me since they see that I lose all the time.
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