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Message: [QUOTE="duggs, post: 2342346, member: 82847"] This is fundamentally different as poker isn't a game against the house, that being said its not cheating if the casino doesn't check it's own cards, if he marked the cards himself then it's cheating. If you noticed that someone didn't shield their hand properly id probably give them a heads up once a then let them deal with it. The super ethical thing to do in your example at a casino would be to call the floor and let them know. In a home game I would also speak up. But if I were playing black jack I wouldn't have any obligation to let them know. House games are virtually unbeatable and they refuse action from those that can beat them. Ethics is a grey area generally but not disclosig information isn't the same as creating the situation yourself. The casino is blatantly trying to freeroll Ivey here which is ultra scummy [/QUOTE]