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Any of you guys go into a casino. You think if you ask, they're not going to change a shoe on you? Or any other weird request?
Posted by
crash davis (aka crash davis)
Oct 31 '17, 11:06
They wanted Phil Ivey there. That is why they did that crap.
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They did what they did to take his money -- but didn't realize he had already outsmarted them.
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Will Hunting
Oct 31, 11:15
5
They only exploit people if there's a hidden rule that changes the odds. They accommodate superstitions they know have no affect on the outcome.
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Max
Oct 31, 12:05
3
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Only, the game wasn't over, bub. In fact, they gave three different levels of authorization for it. -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 12:12
1
Did they do so believing that Ivey was gaining a statistical edge not available to other superstitious players? -- nm
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Max
Oct 31, 12:24
I like your last two inside sentences. Sort of my feelings exactly. -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 31, 11:21
They provided the cards. That the cards could be identified from the back isn't Ivey's fault. -- nm
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TWuG, neck model
Oct 31, 11:14
20
It is, because he was the one who requested that certain ones be turned to allow him to do so. -- nm*
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znoooooofrii
Oct 31, 11:19
17
But the casino agreed to that, didn't they? -- nm
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mara
Oct 31, 11:52
I feel about this the way I feel about card counting. If the casino thinks you're doing it they can kick you out. But if they don't kick you out
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TWuG, neck model
Oct 31, 11:27
15
We discussed this comparison the last time this came up, fwiw. -- nm
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znoooooofrii
Oct 31, 11:31
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here's the thing -- if the company feels i'm cheating them, they'll stop me
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Will Hunting
Oct 31, 11:37
7
"You're doing well." "I'm paying attention to the imperfections in the card edges." "Oh, that's smart, you deserve to win." -- nm
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said no employed dealer ever
Oct 31, 12:00
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5
To your last question, yes. And as I said, it happens every minute of the day in a casino.
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David
Oct 31, 11:49
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No, I honestly don't understand the point at all. This is business as usual. Ergo, it's not illegal. -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:57
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Nothing in the article I read alluded to the casino being in violation of its own policies by making concessions to a whale as to how a game is played -- nm*
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znoooooofrii
Oct 31, 12:08
You'll notice the gamblers are all saying the same thing here. That kind of thing happens every minute of the day at a casino. -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:31
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3
Yes. -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:39
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1
See above. -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:49
Once I understood, my first thought was "My eyes aren't that good" :) -- nm
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crash davis
Oct 31, 11:15
1
Right? -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:21
The situation's simple.
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David
Oct 31, 11:09
4
The fraud is proven by the outcome.
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znoooooofrii
Oct 31, 11:22
3
You've listed like 17 different things and been wrong about all of them. That should give you pause. -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:26
2
When have I ever let that stop me? -- nm
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znoooooofrii
Oct 31, 11:28
1
Touche? -- nm
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David
Oct 31, 11:28
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