Casinos employ various strategies and technology to identify card counters. They monitor player behavior through surveillance systems, analyzing betting patterns and the speed at which players make decisions. If a player consistently increases their bets after favorable cards are dealt, this could signal counting.
How do casinos spot counters?
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Casinos also keep track of players who exhibit certain behaviors commonly associated with card counting, such as altering their playing strategy based on the count, playing with a team, or attempting to cover their tracks by minimizing their bet spread. Additionally, trained casino personnel, known as "pit bosses" and "floormen," are on the lookout for suspicious activity and are trained to identify potential card counters. Casinos may also use facial recognition technology and databases to identify known card counters and ban them from entering the premises.
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