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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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But they wouldnt refuse you, if you werent counting cards. Ill grant you that its not illegal in regard to the law, but casinos dont want you doing it, and they can tell if you are.
And I agree, that is why I said i didnt understand why it was illegal, not illegal in eyes of the law, but illegal as far as the casino is concerned.
Calling somebody on the phone while at the blackjack table is not illegal either, by the law, but is illegal as far as the casino is concerned. They fear you might be communicating with somebody who can help you win. Whether it does anything or not, they dont allow it
What I should say is its against house rules.... does that make it better for you?
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