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Here's a strategy for winning in a casino - as long as you don't get caught!

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  • couponophile
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    Re: Here's a strategy for winning in a casino - as long as you don't get caught!

    Remember what Robert DeNiro said, " The dealer is watching the players, ...................and the eye in the sky is watching everyone." Maybe not in this case.

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  • RenoPlayer
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    Re: Here's a strategy for winning in a casino - as long as you don't get caught!

    Is it probably dealer inexperience that allowed the player to get away from the table with roulette chips? Wouldn't the dealer be responsible for keeping his chip stacks correct?

    Just a thought. Interesting article, however.

    RP

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  • SteveBourieOLD
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    Here's a strategy for winning in a casino - as long as you don't get caught!

    Three charged with cheating new Snoqualmie Casino

    By LEVI PULKKINEN
    P-I REPORTER
    King County prosecutors have filed charges against three New York men accused of trying to fleece the newly opened Snoqualmie Casino.
    Jorge A. Acosta, Jose Peralta-Yapor and Marcos Peynado were arrested at the North Bend casino Nov. 10, four days after the tribe-owned facility opened. Prosecutors have since charged all three men with first-degree cheating, a felony that carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.

    http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/388784_casino21.html
    Tags: casino, strategy, winning
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