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I have considerable expertise in all casino games as well as horse race wagering. My strongest area of knowledge is in Blackjack. VideoPoker questions are also welcome as are the areas of Craps and Baccarat. No sport-betting queries. I was a professional gambler for decades, now semi-retired.
I am a semi-retired professional gambler with a graduate education. An accomplished "card-counter", I am very much unwelcome in most American casinos and some abroad.
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I am an altruistic fellow who enjoys sharing his knowledge gratis.
At Blackjack I have played for loose change in Northern Nevada Trucks Stops and I have wagered $30,000 per hand at (guess where). I have been 86'd from some of the best properties. Having "lived the life" of a BJ Rounder I have seen and done it all. I enjoy teaching others the fine points (gratis) via the 'net.
No matter how high your advantage may be, improper wagering will create a "Risk of Ruin" approaching 100% !
Gambling as a professional is a HARD way to make an EASY living !
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Card Counting is certainly "legal" everywhere in the U.S.A. and Canada. However, every state has laws, derivative of the Olde English "Inn Keeper's Law". The law makes it acceptable for the owner/manager
There is NO maximum. Assuming an honest balanced wheel of course. Every spin of the wheel is an independent event that, IN NO WAY, is effected by prior rolls. This is an extraordinary misconception
Your question "how many player" is not a sensible question as stated. Perhaps English is not your native language. You ask for a "step-by-step" answer - but your question is not one that is answered
Apparently you still fail to grasp the reality that there is an UNCHANGING probability of a tie being turned up at any given time. It simply matters not at all how long it has been since there has a been
Wagering systems of this sort are indeed profoundly commonplace. What ALWAYS happens is that you most likely will have a lot of short winning sessions but (finally) you will go broke. Sometimes you go
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