If You Could Ask a Card/Casino Cheat a Question...

[spades]

This thread was always going to be interesting, but I guessed Katie would have an idea to make it even better.

-S♠

 

[coorothecrow]

c-can you teach me????

 

[visualartist]

Is it as addicting as people think?
Does your hand still shake?

 

[shemhamforash]

I think your last question has been answered

if were talking card cheating then yes. But if we are talking about cheating and getting the most money but doesn't have to be cards. And in casino's were card cheating is getting harder with the use of RFID cards (yes casinos are starting to employ them now).

Then, Richard Marcus' Savannah move is the best cheating move out there. Surveillance is actually beneficial to the move. If your interested in the move Google for Richard Marcus. I met this guy at the World Game Protection Conference in 07, he is a pure genius when it comes to cheating.

Now on topic, I've asked every cheat that turns to consultant that I've met (and I've met a few) "what was there reason for getting into cheating?" and "when they come up with a new move what is the inspiration behind it? Do you actually sit down and try to come up with something or do you just have an aha! moment when working on different moves?"

 

[lafnjack]

My 3 Questions...

1) Do you cheat in local games, or have you tried cheating in Vegas casinos before?
2) Does your method usually involve having a partner, or is it entirely self-reliant?
3) How much would you say you normally make in local games per year? In casinos?

John

 

[DannyT]

I think your last question has been answered

Well, there are other ways of cheating that I've seen on tv that doesn't include cards. I've seen a person have a shell like cover to put over chips to make it look like he has more than what he actually has.
Let me explain. . . . . .
I remember there being red chips and blue chips. Blue chips were more $. So he had a shell of what looked like blue chips that he puts over the red stack, making it look like he had more money, so when he went all in, the other players had to put up more chips.

There was also something else I remembered from the show on how to rob chips. People standing by a person at a table who was doing good, would say something like, "may I tap your chip pile for good luck", as they had a mug in their hand. The player at the table would say sure. So the person taps the top of the chip stack with her mug and casually walks away.
Little did the guy know that she just robbed 1 of his chips off the stack because at the bottom of her mug was double sided tape.

So there are some other ways to cheat that doesn't have to do with cards, just chips.