Where do you find what the casino can do to you?

[RikaKazak]

I know it varies from state to state what a casino can do to you if they catch you counting...like Nevada barring you, Missouri (I think) technically can't do anything (but they can make the game so bad you'll want to leave anyways)....

My question: what can they do in washington state's indian casinos?

Anyone know?

bar? just change the rules? mess with table min/max?

 

[mdlbj]

I know it varies from state to state what a casino can do to you if they catch you counting...like Nevada barring you, Missouri (I think) technically can't do anything (but they can make the game so bad you'll want to leave anyways)....

My question: what can they do in washington state's indian casinos?

Anyone know?

bar? just change the rules? mess with table min/max?

I have had a few bad experiences with Washington State Indian casinos. Was barred had my car towed in suspicious circumstances etc. Most casinos will call checks play with black out, gets old after awhile. Also, I have had decks broken up after a few hands or even as I walk up to the table. Been asked not to play blackjack etc. I feel it is best to keep your high bet to 1k if you want longevity but, if your there to hit and run well have at it. Avoid the Muckleshoot, that place has bad table rules and will back you off in a second. Have not played the Emerald Queen yet.

What can they do? Well, they can do pretty much anything they want. Avoid conflict at all costs.

 

[jetace]

I know it varies from state to state what a casino can do to you if they catch you counting...like Nevada barring you, Missouri (I think) technically can't do anything (but they can make the game so bad you'll want to leave anyways)....

My question: what can they do in washington state's indian casinos?

Anyone know?

bar? just change the rules? mess with table min/max?

They can and will scalp you. :whip:

 

[rogue1]

The Lucky Eagle

I used to go to The Lucky Eagle in Rochester Washington. Never saw them ask anyone to leave.

 

[EasyRhino]

Only place I ever researched was missouri. Found the name of the agency that did gaming regulation, and was able to view/download the actual regs.

Had a sidetrack where I was looking at missouri gaming law which wasn't particularly useful.