The question being pondered today is what will be the outlook of the blackjack card counters. are the days of card counting done? Most would say yes.
Automated shuffling is being used in todays tables which makes shuffle tracking or card counting futile. The land-based betting houses are going to insert shuffle machines at the tables.
It is believed that in locations like Las Vegas, video cameras are being utilized to look at the abilities of the gamblers and smart black jack tables that monitors gamblers hands and game plans utilizing magnetic chips.
The gambling control board in Nevada, an agency that ensures fair gaming has made a decision that betting houses may not alter the games in a manner that would affect the frequency of the payouts. Since then, many Nevada brick and mortar casinos instruct their dealers to card count and shuffle whenever they want, also a wide variety of casinos keeps information of card count, this information consists of names and pictures to keep them away from the game.
So what will be the future of this chemin de fer "battle"? is it just beginning or will it before long reach an end? Despite all their latest computers, political and money affects, I believe there is a hope for a happy ending. With in excess of twenty-five states within the US offering chemin de fer games, there are more money making possibilities for card counters than back in the olden days.
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