The question being asked today is what is the future of card counters in chemin de fer. are the days of counting cards over? Most believe so.
Automatic shuffling is being used in todays tables which makes shuffle tracking or counting cards impractical. The real world betting houses are going to place shuffling machines at the tables.
It’s stated that in places like vegas, video cameras are being employed to analyze the abilities of the gamblers and intelligent twenty-one tables that records gamblers hands and strategies by utilizing magnetic chips.
The Nevada State Gaming Commission, an agency that safeguards fair gaming has made a decision that casinos may not alter the games in a way that would alter the frequency of the payouts. Since then, many Nevada casinos train their croupiers to card count and shuffle whenever they want, also almost all of the betting houses retain information on players who, this information consists of names and pictures to try and keep them out of the game.
So what will be the future of this chemin de fer "battle"? is it just starting or will it soon reach a resolution? Regardless of all their most recent tech, political and monetary affects, I have reason to believe there is a hope for a joyful ending. With in excess of twenty-five states inside the US allowing chemin de fer games, there are more profit opportunities for card counters than back in the good ole’ days.
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