Fulltime sounds wonderful because you're doing what you're passionate about.
But...
It's such a gamble. Pun intended, LOL.
You rely on making a living through a gamble. If it doesn't go good for you, you don't make money and then what?
It's hard to make enough and then quit. Am I right? You...
That's what I am.
The eye in the sky.
I've seen plenty cheat on that. Mainly post-bet. But I've yet to see it in person while at a game.
It's interesting seeing it on camera though. Most of the suspects think they got away but all they would have had to do is look up. Some people think those...
I suppose if it is all in fun and everyone agrees, then it's okay.
However, if it's causing drama, it can only result in a toxic game. That could cause arguments and even physical altercations. Then you'll get security involved, maybe gaming commission agents and someone could get trespassed...
It isn't to say that some casinos do a bad job at it, though. I'm sure that's the case.
But in most cases, gaming commissions that control their internal controls probably require it and will audit for it.
Most bad audits can result in big fines for the house.
It is typically only illegal when devices are used.
Knowing how to count is just being intelligent. There is no crime in that.
But using a device to do it for you is knowingly cheating because something else is being used.
Most casinos will cut the deck in half, back you off BJ, or ask to see...
Just remember, there might be people watching you that you don't even see.
Cheating is a good way to get trespassed from the casino. Sometimes, you might even get arrested.
And you can't even really justify cheating because you're conning everyone on the table out of their chance to win by...
Do you take advantage of casino reward programs?
This is where you earn points for play.
Many houses will comp you rooms, freeplay, and even meals.
Do you use these services at all?
Before the pandemic, I loved that casinos were big on buffet meals.
I love a buffet where you can choose whatever you want.
Post-COVID, most of the buffets are gone. :(
The casino I work at gives us a free salad bar, soup of the days, and drinks (non-alcohol LOL). It's the same stuff they...
I typically stay away from slots.
While you can win, the odds are never really in your favor, lol.
However, I'd be content playing penny slots if I just wanted to hang out with friends for a while. I'd bet low and just enjoy the company. Maybe I lose it all but I'm not spending too much in the...
Card counting is (simple answer) a process where you keep track of low and high cards.
It gives you an advantage play in Blackjack.
Card counting isn't illegal but it's frowned upon by casinos. Most will do whatever they can to stop you, even if that means kicking you out.
If you use...
I play it on Wizard of Odds.
Learning it sucked. There is so much going on that I thought I'd never get it. However, I used AI to help teach me each function of it and it all started making sense.
Craps is a game you have to keep playing to fully understand.
And of course, it's risky. The 7...
I'm in one 5 days a week, but I work for one, haha.
To get better at table games, I often play Wizard of Odds alongside of "watching" the game. I need to learn poker and the carnival games as if I was a pro playing them. I can't gamble on any of our properties but I could if I wanted to on...
That's not true at all.
In the State of Illinois, you can enroll to be state-excluded. This will stop all communications and marketing from casinos in the state. It will also result in an arrest if you are caught trying to gamble. Most states have a similar program for this. Most casinos have...
Howdy everyone.
Newbie on the forum.
I don't gamble, but I work in the casino industry. I'm the eye in the sky. ;) So, I thought it would be good to join and learn more about the games that I am sworn to help protect the integrity of.
Thanks for having me!