Poker pro banned from WSOP for card counting
04-12-2015
, 01:17 AM
It seems since 2009, Harrah's (now Caesars) has a policy of banning identified blackjack card counters from all its properties, including the WSOP. In a Nevada Supreme Court case in 2009, a card counter fought this harsh measure that apparently exists today with the Joseph Stiers incident. Read page 18 of this NV Supreme Court case http://media.lasvegassun.com/media/p...m=auto,-39,414
A card counter must never produce a Caesars Total Rewards players card or a drivers license to the pit when playing blackjack. If one is identified as a card counter, then it's adios to playing the WSOP along with a banning from all Caesars properties
A card counter must never produce a Caesars Total Rewards players card or a drivers license to the pit when playing blackjack. If one is identified as a card counter, then it's adios to playing the WSOP along with a banning from all Caesars properties
04-12-2015
, 03:11 PM
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It seems since 2009, Harrah's (now Caesars) has a policy of banning identified blackjack card counters from all its properties, including the WSOP. In a Nevada Supreme Court case in 2009, a card counter fought this harsh measure that apparently exists today with the Joseph Stiers incident. Read page 18 of this NV Supreme Court case http://media.lasvegassun.com/media/p...m=auto,-39,414
A card counter must never produce a Caesars Total Rewards players card or a drivers license to the pit when playing blackjack. If one is identified as a card counter, then it's adios to playing the WSOP along with a banning from all Caesars properties
A card counter must never produce a Caesars Total Rewards players card or a drivers license to the pit when playing blackjack. If one is identified as a card counter, then it's adios to playing the WSOP along with a banning from all Caesars properties
