Since
counter profits dwindle when the cut card is inserted
closer to
the front, which by the way is legal, consistent
winning for the card
counter becomes much more difficult since counters
can capitalize on
higher plus and minus counts when they were allowed
to access the deck
deeper.
Casinos everywhere may also legally shuffle the
deck(s) before the cut
or burn card presents itself. If management suspects
a player of card
counting, they may “shuffle-up” on him
without warning, even after just
a few rounds have been dealt on a multi-deck game,
or even after the
first round on a single deck.
Premature
shuffling destroys the advantageous situation
counters
typically enjoy. The successful card counter avoids
the early shuffling
countermeasure by camouflaging his play and remaining
undetected by pit
personal.
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