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Show Notes
[00:00] Introduction of the blackjack roundtable with Colin Jones, Joe748, Ryemo, Tommy Hyland
[02:58] Tipping
[09:09] Using a player's card
[09:39] CTR issues when playing as a refusal
[11:21] Playing where ID is required
[16:51] Reacting to a lot of heat
[20:10] Wearing a hat to play
[21:18] Wearing disguises to play
[30:41] Cover plays to disguise counting
[34:46] Using a count other than Hi-Lo
[36:45] South Point Casino May Promotions - Half-Priced Gas and Goods, $32,000 Memorial Day Hot Seat
[37:57] BlackjackApprenticeship.com - card counting training site and community
[38:22] VideoPoker.com/gwae - Gold Membership offers correction on most games, free Pro Membership trial for GWAE listeners
[39:47] How have conditions changed in the Covid era?
[42:18] Why doesn't anyone want to talk about advanced advantage plays?
[47:18] Playing other games in addition to blackjack
[48:30] Is it okay to play blackjack and poker at the same casino?
[50:42] Does Tommy allow team members to play handheld games?
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1 comment:
Some data points for your listeners, regarding casinos that started requiring ID, just to get inside, after COVID:
I know of three places in Indiana that do. One of them ran my ID through a computer, and it showed my picture, with a big caution warning (that the next guy did NOT have,) and I was stopped a few minutes later at a table before I could place a single bet.
Conversely, I was recently in Mississippi, and went to seven places. I think only one, if that, required me to show ID to get in, and it did not stop me from playing there, even though I have been barred dozens of times from MS casinos.
Awesome show, as usual.
Brian W.
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