Roulette Audio in addition to cameras?

Was curious if you think SOME of the tables also have audio capabilities in addition to the cameras regarding security? Meaning, they can hear your conversations.

Ken

 

Damn straight they can!

 

Makes a note to never talk to anyone at the table. lol
Kidding - of course if they're recording video there is plenty of audio being recorded as well.
(and probably x-rays and thermal cameras and shit who knows what else.)

 

I heard a guy (wink wink) who is friends with a dealer, ask to meet up the next day and tip him heavily because "this guy" was winning and winning and winning, he had a great day.

"The guy" that won a lot, is now worried. He was stupid for asking (no other person at the table, other than myself).

Ken

 

Elaborate please. Wouldn't that be a law violation in certain states?

 

I'm no expert but if they can record you in any convenience store, etc etc then recording you in a casino is surely ok and legal

 

They do have some audio capacity. In addition to that they are taught how to retreive audio from glass and even cups of water by using video at conferences like the "World Game Protection Conference." A guest speaker specializing in the technique spoke on it.

 

In some states I think they must have it posted that people are being audio recorded.

I'm not saying it doesn't ever happen in casinos. I have yet to ever hear an audio tape from the gaming floor unless they brought a handheld video recorder.

 

Lots of reading - enjoy lol

http://gaming.nv.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=2944

 

Ken is cheesy, hypocrite and very pretentious, here is the proof:

I've posted the following:
''I don't know about you but always when I'm arriving at the trench-tables I know what I'm going to see;
Bunch of gamblers spreading their money wherever their hands can reach, a table full of chips, dealer shovels away the losing ones into the pit-hole and a small part returns to few winners.

I've read many great systems around forums for years, why I see none of them at the trench-tables?!
Chips cover almost whole table layout as blanket, big amounts lost in seconds and you have to stay unresponsive to all these, it's almost unhuman!

Here are some worthy and not so worthy tips, I'm not endorsing any of them, just use your judgement.

1) Follow the money - Notice who on the table is winning more and follow (you don't know how long is going to last and if he decides to gradually raise amounts how far would you follow?)

2) Stay out of harm - Keep your bets away from where the most money have been bet (Just in case...)

3) Cat @ Mouse - Wait for the dealer to spin the ball first and then place your bet(s) (Just in case...)

4) Watch a film - Before you start betting see if you like how the action evolves before your eyes, if the film is unpleasant, there is always next table,casino,day (would you have won?)

5) Breaking points - Decide a limit for losses, say 2 or 3 and if/when that occurs move away from the particular table for about 20 to 30 minutes (break down a bad momentum)

Well that's all for now.''

Ken replied:

"Follow the money - Notice who on the table is winning more and follow" >> This bothers me more than you'll ever know!!!!

Ken''

Now ask yourselves, why a guy like Ken, who claims is winning every time, needs someone to tell him his winning secret??
Besides that winning guy could be just lucky, everyone could have a very lucky day regardless of his/her method.

 

I think what he means is exactly what happens to me - People will eventually end up waiting for me to place my chips and then they'll put their chips on top of mine. Once someone is winning and then everyone starts betting the same way (putting chips on yours) it does get annoying and frustrating. If it gets too bad I'll just get up and leave.
I hadn't seen those #1 to #5 before - but for the record - none of those matter.
Betting where the most chips are, betting where the least chips are, waiting for the dealer to spin, watching and not playing or leaving and coming back later do nothing to change the math and there won't be any difference regardless of which (or all) of these 5 you do or don't do. It might make you feel better if you walk away and come back 30 minutes later and win. It's not like "random" says "Oh well, time to go back to something favorable to that one player now"

 

At a B&M casino you get exposed, not only to the casino but other players too.
It's one of the downsides you cannot avoid easily.
I've encountered a microphone when I was at Grand Beograd casino on February, not at Birmingham though on last October.
All this time thought that their cams transfer sound too!

 

100% correct. What bugs me, I do all the hard work at HOME (prepping, testing etc) and now, others get a free ride off me. The only thing I sometimes can do....(if I am in good with the dealer), I put my chips off to the side (not on the layout), he/she calls no more bets (while waving arm). I tell him/her my few numbers and they are placed for me.

Yes, seems like a lot of BULLSHIT but I insist on.....FUCK YOU, I DID THE WORK !!!! (lol)

Ken

 

Consider the ride as a parlay for free, you could gain by the additional chips more than what you could by yours alone.
What? They don't pay you tips after winning?!