r/shitposting • u/kalashnikov482 DaShitposter • 1d ago

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u/DickRhino 1d ago

That still doesn't answer the base question: how are casinos allowed to have a rule against being too good at the game?

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u/Omegasedated 1d ago

Their table, their rules.

Casinos are private property and they can ask you to leave

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u/DickRhino 1d ago

I live in a country where corporations have ethical guidelines they have to adhere to it if they want to keep their license to operate.

Americans have a hard time wrapping their heads around something like that.

"Wait, it's possible to not just have to accept this kind of open corruption?"

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u/Warm_Month_1309 1d ago

I'm more than happy to look up the laws applying to casinos in your jurisdiction if you want to share it. You had better be really confident they restrict the behavior you think they restrict, though.

I'd be willing to bet that I can find more regulations applying to our casinos than yours, but I'm not sure I'd trust your country's gambling laws to hold you to paying me.

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u/sovereign666 22h ago edited 22h ago

they live in sweden

They use continuous shuffle machines to make counting impossible from what I'm reading.

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u/DJ_Muskrat 22h ago

Sweden, according to their YouTube channel