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<br>Since the very first [casino](https://unpourcent.online/@debrastpierre0) opened its doors, an endless war has raged between the operators trying to protect their money and the criminals trying to steal it.<br>
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<br>The casino's "Eye in the Sky" catches most of them eventually, but recognizing the signs of a scam unfolding right next to you is a fascinating skill.<br>
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Past Posting: The Art of the Late Bet
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<br>If they win a hand of blackjack, their original $10 bet is magically transformed into a $100 bet right before the dealer pays them out.<br>
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<br>Often, a confederate (an accomplice) will intentionally spill a drink or loudly argue with a waitress at the exact moment the cheater makes the move.<br>
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Past posting involves adding chips to a bet after the player already knows they have wonIt is also called "late betting" and is most common on the crowded, chaotic roulette tablesCheaters use palm-palming techniques to hide the extra chips in their hands
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How Players Manipulate the Deck
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<br>Cheaters attempt to destroy this mystery by physically marking the high-value cards (like Aces and Faces) so they can be identified from the back.<br>
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<br>A more sophisticated, highly controversial method popularized by poker legend Phil Ivey is known as "edge sorting."<br>
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How Cheaters Manipulate the Dice
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<br>The craps table is extremely difficult to cheat due to the massive size of the table, the required wall-bounce, and the presence of four highly trained dealers.<br>
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<br>To combat this, casinos mandate that both dice must physically bounce off the chaotic, rubber pyramid "alligator" siding at the far end of the table.<br>
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Cheating MethodTarget GameHow it WorksPast PostingRoulette / BlackjackAdding chips to a winning bet lateEdge SortingBaccaratExploiting asymmetrical card patterns
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<br>Attempting to cheat a modern casino is an incredibly foolish endeavor that almost universally ends in severe felony charges and prison time.<br>
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