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Two prominent gaming attorneys tackle the controversial legal issues in the on-going battle between card counters and the ever-expanding casino industry.
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Two prominent attorneys in the field of gaming law look at the issues from the blackjack players' perspective. As the only casino table game that offers skillful players an advantage over the house, blackjack has been filling casinos with players, and the courtrooms with litigants. The issues are explosive. Can skilled players be excluded from games just because they can win? Can the casinos force you to show ID? Can they "backroom" you for interrogation? What constitutes cheating? Do laws differ on Indian reservation casinos? Is Internet gambling legal? Every gambler needs this book. Learn how to protect your rights as a player. Whether you are concerned with the tax laws, the invasion of your privacy, or the fairness of the games, Blackjack and the Law will provide straight answers to your questions.
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Two prominent gaming attorneys tackle the controversial legal issues in the on-going battle between card counters and the ever-expanding casino industry.
From the Back Cover
Two prominent attorneys in the field of gaming law look at the issues from the blackjack players' perspective. As the only casino table game that offers skillful players an advantage over the house, blackjack has been filling casinos with players, and the courtrooms with litigants. The issues are explosive. Can skilled players be excluded from games just because they can win? Can the casinos force you to show ID? Can they "backroom" you for interrogation? What constitutes cheating? Do laws differ on Indian reservation casinos? Is Internet gambling legal? Every gambler needs this book. Learn how to protect your rights as a player. Whether you are concerned with the tax laws, the invasion of your privacy, or the fairness of the games, Blackjack and the Law will provide straight answers to your questions.
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