can i play at your table in a wheelchairSonny said:I've got a table but I didn't install a peeking device. I just do it the old fashioned way.
The electronic ones with the cool flashing light are called No Peek 21 but they cost like $500.
-Sonny-
Sure, but it's a tallboy. The only thing you'll catch a glimpse of is the mahogany finish and brass hardware.toastblows said:can i play at your table in a wheelchair
beat320 said:what is the exact name of that mirror thing that goes in blackjack tables that dealers use to check for blackjacks?
Yeah. The mirror peekers use special cards that have the ten/ace values printed sideways just above the index. That way the ten/ace cards will show up in the mirror but any other card will not. The electronic peekers use a little dark spot on the corners to know whether the card is a ten/ace. You can often see some of these marks if you buy cards from the casino gift shop.ZMan said:Do you have to have special cards for the "peeking device"?
What did you tell them you were going to do with them all?mdlbj said:The IP in LV gave me 100 decks as part of a comp request.
Sonny said:I've got a table but I didn't install a peeking device. I just do it the old fashioned way.
The electronic ones with the cool flashing light are called No Peek 21 but they cost like $500.
-Sonny-
You hear that, you Rusky - we're on to you. Dosvedanya, comrade! zgmdlbj said:Give them to friends. There is a pit boss there who speaks Russian. One of the members on my team speaks fluent Russian. IP is a shitty place to play unless you bring some bank and know somebody.
The one I've seen the most are ones where the cards are only marked on two corners, but different corners depending on the value. If you number the corner of a card 1, 2, 3, 4 (so that 1 & 3 are opposite corners), they number all the non-tens on corners 1 and 3, and the tens on 2 and 4.Blue Efficacy said:I've noticed a couple different styles for the mirror BJ checker.