Recently, I have been getting information that the occurrence of card counting in the casinos throughout North America has increased.  Several casino executives claim that the COVID masks make it more difficult to detect known (published) card counters and advantage players (and probably cheaters for that matter).  Who knows? The following email comes from a casino executive
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By Bill Zender (June 2017)  What is a Rolling Chip Program?  The first thing one needs to understand about a Rolling Chip program is that it’s an alternative form of player tracking. This variation is used to determine the theoretical win of the customer to assist in estimating player reinvestment. The rolling Chip method is
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By Bill Zender I attended the World Game Protection Conference 10 in February at the M Resort in Las Vegas, and I can say without a doubt that it was as spectacular as the previous conferences, if not more so. There were a number of great keynote speakers, terrific information passed along to the attendees
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By Bill Zender Many table game properties struggle with a player tracking system that provides player reinvestment values similar to the system used in slots and video games. With the exception of video poker machines, the mathematical house advantage subject to each and every handle pull on an electronic device is constant based on the
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