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They banned the movie star Ben Affleck  ( I would guess worth between $75 and $100 million)  from black jack at the Hard Rock in Las Vegas in spite of the fact he was famous and they knew it would get in the media with alot of bad publicity...but they still banned him.

They threw the late Kerry Packer out of the MGM after winning about $ 25 million...(richest person in Australia..... was worth about 4 $ billion ..... died a few years ago...his son just married Mariah Carey and is about to build a casino on the old Frontier site in the vegas strip )  )

Big wins happen all the time  at large vegas casinos and they can absorb the hit up to a certain limit......but my post was about small native american casinos where $ 250,000 or                      $ 300,000 is a lot money........and if you can only play at a small casino and start winning big $$$$ consistently over a long period of time you will probably get the boot.

And your "friendly" dealers and pit bosses won't be friendly any more.

"Draw some chips......let everybody play on the house"  Moe green

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This is getting way off topic.

- Baccarat encourages score keeping to the max.
- Casino view on card counting is generally well known and accepted.
- Indian reservation casinos have their own gaming laws and laws which differ substantially from state law.

These are all bull, and Moe assumes that players do not spend any money to live.  Every casino knows who you are whether you player card up or not within the first few sessions and they could not care less unless you are actually cheating or until you get to high limit/ whale size.  In fact at my house, many of the dealers, floor managers, and hosts are practically going out of their way to help players.

In financial markets if you put enough loss down the throats of a counterparty, they'll take action as well.  I know I punked out and deleted a bunch of content, but If I can cover more and more expenses and then take it from there, that would be great.  A long, long, long, long way from being anywhere close to getting into high limit unless I get someone to stake me.