revel shuffle

I have been reading Arnold Snyder's shuffle tracking cookbook and have been working on some of the things in the book. I was wondering if anybody knew the hand shuffle routine at the revel using terms from the book. (R&R, Criss cross, stepladder shuffles, etc.). From what I remember from the last time I was there it resembled a two pass stepladder, followed by an R& R, but I'm not sure. Anybody know? Thanks. (I'd go there myself, but it's kind of a trip).

THere is a huge reason why shuffle tracking isn't discussed in public. Certainly you can figure out why.

Once something is known by more than a select few--some would say one person--it is impossible to prevent public discussion. The existence of Snyder's book and even mention of shuffle tracking in other booksmakes it known to game protection.

Sure but Snyder wasn't reckless enough to expose all the nuances of shuffle tracking that would make it easy for casinos to foil the strategy.

I am a low stakes player and shuffle tracking is much harder than card counting. If what you are saying is true, then can the book, w/o some private discussion, teach the reader how to shuffle track?

Just thought I'd add.....
Casino's are aware of shuffle tracking, although they don't know much as far as I can tell. ( I work in one). Where I work, most of the floors are even oblivious to card counting. They take absolutely no measures against preventing it, and don't know the details about how to even go about doing it. They know the basics. That's it. Just saying....

the shuffle in your casino?

its a one pass R & R, riff, strip, riff, riff, box, riff. That's it. I'd play there if I could. They do have auto-shufflers on a lot of the games, but there are several hand shuffles in pit 5, and the entire high limit pit is hand shuffle, usually with 50 mininum (sometimes 25 on a slow night). I'd highly recommend it to a proficient tracker. The only downside I'd say would be that a lot of the dealers are relatively new, so they might be inconsistent with grabs, etc...

It's in pennsylvania, If your nearby.

I don't remember the exact routine, but I looked at it shortly after they opened and it was not exploitable to tracking or sequencing.

bigplayer,

I am now finishing Snyder�s Cookbook.

Is, on that base, Shuffle Tracking for Beginners by George C. worth reading?

Talking about shuffle tracking on a general basis is one thing, describing and talking about the weakness of a specific casino is another thing.

The latter should never be discussed on an open board. It is also the responsability of the moderators to make sure these things do not take place.

and study everything that you can afford regarding the game of 21. Increase your knowledge and put that stuff into your bag of tricks. Now you are learning to be an AP.

remain exploitable to the technique used in that book. Get the ST Cookbook by Arnold Snyder. Download all of the papers on ST in the BJ21 Archives (available to Green Chip Members).