Government-run casinos

Hello, I'm curious to know if anyone here has any knowledge on government-run casinos(and their policies on advantage players). I live in Canada, and the two casinos in my city are run by the Manitoba Lotteries Corporation, a provincial government owned and run entity. I'd like to know what this would change about needing to "disguise" your playing, as is mentioned in the blackjack literature I've read and the helpful articles on this site.

I assume that a government-run casino would not be able to bar a player(for nothing but suspicion), or suddenly change the rules, or enforce any of the other countermeasures I've read about, but I don't know for sure. Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)

In your country, in the province of Quebec, the casinos are also run by the government ( Societe des Casino du Quebec, a branch of Quebec government's Loto-Quebec )and even if they like to brag about welcoming anyone from idiots to card counters, it's a different story if you start playing "real money" and count cards... A player I know has played there for a long period and now the best he gets when hitting the tables is the placement of the cutcard at 4 decks out of 8. If anyone like this type of game (with the H17), I wish them good cards !

I am certain that they will behave identically to the Atlantic City casinos.

They cannot '86 you but they offer bad rules with bad penetration, and if you actually bet huge sums correctly the "counter measures" will prevent you from playing at any advantage whatsoever, and they will circulate your name, photo, etc.