Does anyone know how Indian Reservations in Arizona handle "suspected" card counters? Do they have the right to bar someone for counting?
Is there an answer that would apply to all Indian reservation casinos?
This is a bit like saying is there a poker strategy which work against all opponents. No, no such strategy exists, because people are individuals.
You can have basic cover strategies which work best against all possible strategies a casino can employ to detect counters, but these do not maximize your gain from individual weaknesses in casino game protection.
Why would I have to play the table minimum only?
I understand...forget my general question then...but do you have any experience with Indian Casinos and the consequences of being suspected of counting? If so, can you share?
Has anyone been barred, etc for counting in Indian Reservation casinos?
I have been playing at several with minimal betting variations successfully several times - I just moved here. Last week, I watched another player (counting - very obvious to me) vary his bets (they looked fairly optimized) without any heat.
What I do not know is what are the potential consequences of counting at Indian Reservation casinos? Does anyone have any experience?
are no different than other casinos. My cohorts and I have been banned from a number of Indian joints for counting. But of course we violated the number one rule; we played too long and too often making it easy for the pit to profile us.
I appreciate your response. Were these casinos in AZ by any chance?
