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Non-Tech : Casinos/Gambling and Favorite Destination Spots
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To: Jon Khymn who wrote (51)9/12/2000 7:49:32 PM
From: AugustWest  Read Replies (1) of 141
 
Most important thing is not just learning it, but practicing it often.

I always have a double deck of cards sitting on my desk. About three days a week, I'll pick them up and run through them 10 or so times a day.

Start out flipping one card at a time, do it until I can add them about as fast as I can turn them. Then I go to clumps of three and then four(clumps are actually easier).

The ability to count them in clumps will help out a lot whne you're at a table. You'll want to do a quick scan and add them up in your head as you carry on a conversation with the dealer or the person next to you.

Remember it's not so much learning how to do it. The trick is to be able to get away with it.

Some times when I do a hit and run at a casino, ny ego wants to tell them I just took them. But leaving them clueless is the best way not to be hassled(or hustled) the next time.
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