This is from Robert.V.luxs interview with Kevin Blackwood at rge
Q#8: Maintaining a good camouflage at the blackjack table is, by far, one of the most important factors in winning blackjack. On your web site, www.kevinblackwood.com, you write that you have been "showed the door" more than 200 times. What are your comments on this? Do you prefer technical aspects more than strategic features?
I never relished getting kicked out, but I viewed it as an occupational hazard. If you are a winner, it is hard to camouflage that fact. I tried to move around a lot and visit out of the way places, but the top players will always be scrutinised and often will be booted. I saw far too many counters who played double deck and shoes with very small spreads. It's extremely tough to succeed that way, and I'd much rather win and occasionally get barred than to be a marginally profitable player and never get heat.
this seems to go against the usual advice of playing conservative to avoid heat.Such as Don Schlesingers advice on never raising after a loss or never decreasing after a win(which i think is ultra conservative and bound to lower your win rate a lot)
Is the conservative advice just for players who can only depend on a limited choice of casinos?
do top players who do the hit and run style(ie playing a casino only once every 1 or 2 months)play aggressively as even if they get shown the door,they can always go to another casino,or even try there again in 2 months on a different shift?

