If you are ever detained in Nevada, chances are the Metro police will tell you �card-counting is illegal in the state of Nevada.� The Police are typically not well-informed on this point.
If this ever does ahppen to you, you can ask that they call Gaming. Gaming is obviously better informed.
absolutely , 100% true in all respects.
the funniest thing was when i turned the baseball cap inside out and put it on as a "rally cap" the dealer asked me what that was all about. when i told him it was a rally cap, he had no idea what i was talking about.
maybe if i took out my dentures (like most hockey palyers have) and placed them on the table in a high plus count, it would have made more sense to him !!!
they look for anyone associated with you in any way, joint bank or not. You are scum and all who are seen with you are scum as well. Eating dinner with a known undesirable is sufficient reason to get barred.
But I played at times at Walker Hill in Seoul, which was I believe a Sheraton then.
Had an excellent session and left but was met in the parking lot, beaten, robbed and recognized one of the a-holes as an employee. Police and hotel both did nothing except put me off with minimal lip service.
I would think today in Korea it would be better.
