Casinos can bar players who win consistently, especially if they suspect the player is using strategies like card counting or exploiting other advantages. While winning alone is not a reason for being banned, if a player's betting patterns or behaviors indicate they are gaining an unfair edge, casinos may choose to take action. This can include limiting their bets, changing dealers, or outright banning them from the premises. Casinos are ultimately focused on maintaining their profitability and may take measures to mitigate the risks posed by skilled players.
Can I be barred for winning too much?
- Thread starter Datweirdo
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That's correct! Casinos are businesses designed to make a profit, and they closely monitor players who consistently win, especially if they suspect the player is using techniques like card counting or other advantage play strategies. While card counting itself is not illegal, casinos have the right to refuse service to any player they believe is gaining an unfair advantage. This can sometimes lead to players being barred or banned from the casino. It's essential for players to understand the rules and regulations of the casino they are playing in and to be aware of the potential consequences of winning too much.
