ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What can casinos legally do after they identify a card counter, and where do they cross the line? Attorney and Blackjack Hall of Fame member Bob Nersesian returns to explain what has changed for advantage players in Nevada, why he believes regulators are increasingly siding with casinos, and what players need to know about trespass warnings, facial recognition, backroom detentions, surveillance footage, player cards, and Nevada’s Black Book. Bob also shares real cases, the legal mistakes advantage players keep making, and what evidence matters when casino security violates a player’s rights.
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