Not a BJ question

I've been playing video poker at a casino for well over 10 years. Finally, I started to get red hot with the royal flushes. In my last 40,000 hand cycle I've gotten 6 royal flushes, and according to the Poisson Distribution this happens about .005% of the time. Most of these have happened at this casino.

I barely get any mail at all from the casino anymore, whereas in the past I wouldn't go a couple of days without mail offers. I do play some blackjack, but no longer using the players card, and with a smaller spread. I've never had any backoffs in the past for my limited play.

So my question is: can a barring be imminent at this casino if I play blackjack there, based on video poker play?

I would be more worried about being barred from video poker play. I have had a least two friends who have had the pleasure of being told their action is no longer wanted. One was escorted out of the Suncoast casino and my other friend was removed from all mailers and promotions at the Palms. The player at the Palms when he inserts his card into the slot machine reader its says not valid.

Both of these players are winning players who play all promotions and machines that have either a full pay schedule or one when combined with promotions is a good EV play.

My, only suggestion is to either play on your husband/wife’s card or have them play on you card if they play sucker slot machines. That is always looked upon in a good way by casino suits.

Here is an example my wife plays full pay machines but every now and then she drifts off to these penny machines that have a bad return. By doing this, she continues to receive multiple offers of free play and free food. I play only the full pay machines and receive zero offers.

Therefore, they are fully aware of what machines you are playing and if you are a winning player.

Private message me as there is something that you may be able to do so that you do not appear to be a winning player to the casino.


The House of Pane

Hope the PM topic isn't about card pulling, that stunt doesn't work very well any more. Modern slotcard tracking systems easily recognize it and repeated attempts can cause a patron's ejection.