Dilemma at a casino.

Mart1194 said:

But now another question, can this actually happen in a casino?

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burba said:

We'll I would say it depends on which casino that is.
If it's a legal, big casino I would tell them to call the police and also the local news.
Even if you have counted cards - that's not illegal. They just have the right to ask you to leave the casino but I'm sure they do not have the right to keep some of your winnings.
If it's not that legal I would take the 5k and run...

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daniel.g said:

You take your money and you leave haha I’ve never seen them not let you cash your chips l, if they don’t want your business a million other would love it

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black and said:

I have been working in security for over 10 years. I think that depending on the situation, I could find common ground with the casino security. But if not, then I am definitely not one of those who would give up their money.

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najisami said:

You were playing at a Blackjack table and somehow you had a nice streak and started winning almost every hand, so you doubled and tripled your bets till you got up to over $15K from $600.

All of a sudden, two security guys approached you and accused you of cheating or counting cards, which was not true. They then took you to an office and searched you. Not having found anything, they give you the choice of leaving with $5K or they would call the cops.

What would you do?

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CDNMAN 42 said:

I really don't know what would be the recommended action in this situation, however I personally did run into something similar a few years back at a Spokane, Washington Casino. I was playing the $5 Minimum bet Blackjack table and I hit an unbelievable winning streak amassing over $300...on $5 bets...the pit boss approached seized my chips and had me escorted to the office where they accused me of counting cards..to which I replied, really counting cards and betting only $5. get real. after a few minutes they agreed and apologized and I left with my $300. My lucky day all around.

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martinoni said:

I would leave with the 5K because even been honest, this kind of people could make some false evidences against you.

This is of of the facts that makes casinos to never lose anything.

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R.Holynskyi said:

Of course, I would agree to the police option. That way, I would have a chance to get all my money back. I think anyone who agreed to such a ‘compromise’ would simply confirm the security guards' suspicions of foul play.

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