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Hello
phil ivey, how u doing...lol! |
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Its an immaterial probability - "unlikely" things happen all the time because there are many attempts at these unlikely things, so obviously some of them are going to happen.
If you sit down with 10 bets and decide to play until you lose the ten or win 50, you will do this about 8% of the time (assuming a .4938 probability of winning). The average length of this game would be 409 coups. |
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I have heard that the players in question may have been 'edge sorting' which is
technically not cheating, but taking advantage of non-perfect playing cards. |
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you can't touch the cards in punto banco and the player has no decisions so can't see that this is correct
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Dave,
We are a bit short on the info at the moment, but have a look at the following article: http://www.worldgameprotection.com/the-catwalk/ptz/BOSVIEW/When-it-Comes-to-High-Rollers-Watch-Your-Backs/ The Asian companion was involved with sort teams that played in Las Vegas last year. |
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yeah right - any casino that fell for that absolutely deserves what they get.
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This case is now in the High Court
. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2779751/Top-poker-player-accused-cheating-casino-7-7million-claims-never-break-rules-integrity-matters-winning.html |
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The casino won:
. http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2014/oct/08/top-poker-player-phil-ivey-loses-court-battle-7-million-winnings It goes to show that if you're going to beat the casino, you shouldn't be greedy and just take enough so that they don't get too suspicious and you get paid on the day |
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11% approx
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