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+<br>Since the very first casino opened its doors, an endless war has raged between the operators trying to protect their money and the criminals trying to steal it.<br>
+<br>Understanding exactly how these professional thieves operate not only satisfies a morbid curiosity but also protects honest players from becoming collateral damage at a compromised table.<br>
+How Cheaters Manipulate Casino Chips
+<br>If they win a hand of blackjack, their original $10 bet is magically transformed into a $100 bet right before the dealer pays them out.<br>
+<br>This scam requires absolute, flawless timing, massive distraction, and the steady, lightning-fast hands of a professional close-up magician.<br>
+The scam almost always involves a loud, intentional distraction created by an accompliceCheaters also use "pinching," which is removing chips from a bet after losing the handIf a player is constantly hovering their hands near their chips after the deal, pit bosses become highly suspicious
+The Complex Scam of Edge Sorting
+<br>In card games like Blackjack and Baccarat, the entire house edge relies entirely on the fact that the next card in the shoe is a complete mystery.<br>
+<br>Edge sorting relies on finding tiny, microscopic manufacturing defects in the geometric patterns printed on the absolute back edge of the casino's playing cards.<br>
+How Cheaters Manipulate the Dice
+<br>The craps table is extremely difficult to cheat due to the massive size of the table, the required wall-bounce, and the presence of four highly trained dealers.<br>
+<br>To combat this, casinos mandate that both dice must physically bounce off the chaotic, rubber pyramid "alligator" siding at the far end of the table.<br>
+Cheating MethodTarget GameHow it WorksPast PostingRoulette / BlackjackAdding chips to a winning bet lateEdge SortingBaccaratExploiting asymmetrical card patterns
+<br>Attempting to cheat a modern [casino](http://liveinsofia.com/author/alexander48001/) is an incredibly foolish endeavor that almost universally ends in severe felony charges and prison time.<br>