But is there are so a female unidentified female 1183?

If u shave whiskers than go on a trip then u beard and dont shave u whiskers and than u mustage And dont shave whiskers and beard and than let IT grow they dont komen u anymore i hope

Well, I don't think you are "unidentified" any longer, since they now have this video to cross-reference you.

They stopped you because system probably couldn’t identify you since you not from USA…… because every time you walk in casino they have all your information so they give you some excuses too check your identity because there is no law that you have to show your Id too them…. You still have laws protecting your human rights even if you on someone else property it wasn’t because you wore counting cards it’s impossible too win vs casino they pay out out of % income they make that’s why casino never loose they don’t gamble the only gamble is if they let you win😂

pretty bold move from them to assume your gender tbh...

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thats.....technically still correct XD

He HAS to say that in a future video! UM 1183 PLEASE MAKE IT SO!

I did this at an airport after already going thru security, and the cop/security guy who randomly stopped me then detained me and almost made me not make my flight. Lol. Definitely show your ID at an airport is what I learned from that.

He should definitely use that

This is dangerous, if not life-threatening. Tricking a person into a spat with a cop can end very poorly. It really says volumes about them that they'd be okay with indirectly murdering an innocent person that way.

Definitely trust “Grumpy guy” from the KZfaq comments

No they don't

It’d be moronic if they didn’t.

It’s no secret

My dads a dealer and they have bolo’s (be on the look out) for card counters from states away from different casinos.they all share every card counter they find.

Me too

@@YanosProductions THANKS FOR THE UPDATE

Do I have any legal recourse when forced to give my ID to Casino security while the police stood back and watched?

@@memirandawong Did they physically take the ID from your pocket? Or block you from leaving? If they used force in any way and you have proof, I assume you could sue. But beware casinos definitely have the best lawyers and you will probably lose some way or another.

@@jewellry They threatened force and blocked us from leaving and only letting us into the casino elevator so we could pack up and leave at their demand.

Its not illegal. But they dont need to state someones being beligerant to refuse service nor treat a counter like shit.

@@DeathbySkullfxxx very true. Sometimes though you have to side with the casino when someone is trying to cheat by stealing chips, acting like an a-hole because they are drunk. We saw that happen and the guy was escorted out but kept resisting so the police came and helped. This was in Mesquit NV

It is not illegal but private property so a casino can refuse to allow someone to gamble.

@@DeathbySkullfxxx that's true but can you refuse service on basis someone winning, then it becomes unfair and fraudulent

@@54ff265 Nothing fraudulent about it. They have every right to kick you out for any reason or even no reason, but people aren't gonna gamble at a casino that's known for throwing people out for winning big so makes sense it rarely happens if ever.

Counting cards is easy with practice. Prying an ID from a knowledgeable AP is a lot more difficult ;)

@@tmtmtlsml I mean the cop did fairly easily so IDK they kind of seem on the same level of skill.

It could be worse like getting caught countings cards in a Casino owned by the mafia

Now that's funny!!

Why do that when you can search his KZfaq channel then you get everything

Should be a warning sign saying: "we don't take kindly to winners"

"Sorry, we thought you were on a winnig streak, turns out we can coddle you into losing everything all over again"

Um. Lol. Your comment is just too try-hard-ie.

@@OceanSkate401 then don't try

@@trickwheel you.

@@trickwheel you’re a try-hard. I can just tell. Bec of your orig comment. Lol absolute hogwash.

@@OceanSkate401 why you worried about what I do?

The cop mentioned that he admired his skills and thinks card counting is very cool. He was only agressive because he though he was dealing with another DB drunken harasser as the casino obviously did not give out the real reason they called him up. Once he found out the real reason, he was totally on his side.

The cop was a tribal cop. They’re all employed by the tribe

Do you think that was the reason they wanted the ID so badly? If they got the ID do you reckon they would've put the ID on that database? What do you think they would've done with the information? Thanks

Heavily frowned upon, i presume.

Well any reliable way for you to get a profit will be frowned upon, they wanna earn money. I’ll never gamble so it’s fine for me.

@@tclphone2392 Of course they would have added it to the database, that isn't even a question.

Ah yes, winning the game is always frowned upon by the one consistently cheating people out of their money. I seriously hope Casino's ALL go under. Evil evil evil scum from top to bottom.

hahah thank you!

Great content

@@stevenbridges try Poland

Fax

That is the truth well spoken. When you use a systematic way of keeping track of the cards, it is not cheating and it should be allowed and that is my firm belief

I love his videos but isnt that person who sent the profile working for the casino? Didnt he just expose himself? Im new here and worried he might have just "doxxed" himself towards that database.

The fact that they run that kind of surveillance on people and share it around really pisses me off! You've don't nothing wrong; you play the game within the established rules, and they still treat you like a criminal. What a fucking racket!

@@ABQSentinel Would be extremely illegal in the EU but the US has fuck all in the way of privacy rights.

@@XMysticHerox While I appreciate that many countries in the EU at least pretend to uphold your right to privacy, it's kind of hard to think it is little more than lip service when most if not all of the EU nations are part of The 14 Eyes (broad sweeping agreement between nations for participation in surveillance and signal monitoring).

@@ABQSentinel 14 eyes does not necessarily mean mass surveilance in those nations. Though you are correct that many EU nations almost certainly do employ it to some degree. Though definitely not to the same degree the US does. However while also not great it is quite different to corporations doing so. The state usually has no reason to sell, share or even look at the collected information. For corporations it´s the opposite. The data they gather ends up everywhere and is extensively used.

I agree. I don't know if u have ever seen videos from the channel Audit the Audit but it shows different interactions with law enforcement and tries to give an unbiased view of what the officers do right and wrong. I think this video would be a good one for that channel to go over.

@@oldmancannabis3026 yes, I have come across it a few times. I don't watch all the videos but the channel does a great job of talking about both sides of the coin.

@@MrBadjohn69 have you watched the whole series? Not saying you're wrong but he has explained many things throughout the series. Constructive criticism is all good.

@@MrBadjohn69 no I live in the UK. There's no need to be aggressive. Sure, like I'd know UK laws better than you. However, I know Steven, if you'd watched the full series you'd know he's spoken to those in the card counting industry. He's done his research but maybe bring this up with him. He's a magician yes, he's even shown his magic to the public and performs in London on the streets. He's also not a con man. Watch the series, there's more to it than just the whole ID debate.

@@MrBadjohn69 I'm not aware of all the facts or laws requiring ID in Washington or a casino but that's why I brought up the Audit the Audit channel because they go in depth and even quote the certain State statutes that have to do with the laws and our rights as a U.S. citizen. I'm not totally sure why u even replied in such a confrontational tone in a comment where BecksCald and I were having a civil discussion.

Doing this in other countries can get you roughed up pretty bad. I would advise against it.

european blackjack rules make it almost impossible to actually profit from card counting

@@vyyr I'm guessing more decks in the shoe? 8?

@@Kulanae not only that. basicly no splitting and no double downs, and all the hot spots have CSM

other than europe and austuria, any other countries would get you killed

Omg same. I was in the hospital for a week recovering from a collapsed lung and I came across his videos and I’ve been hooked ever since

Absolutely same!! I love this series.

Thanks so much! This gives me confidence if I ever want to make a series that isn't card counting based.

@@KenzieTrinityDeasy Ah yeah, I remember having nothing to do except binge lots of videos after I had one of my lungs collapse 😅

Same, it’s interesting stuff.

Tellllll me about it! Thank you 😃

This series could cost the whole gambling industry a lot of money.

@@a.f.331 Aw hell no. There are millions of people who love conflict without consequence. Just ask any bar bouncer.

@@a.f.331 lol good one troll

Being on an Indian casino gives a lot of power to them.

that's exactly why they don't want you to play though. they just expect everyone to loose instead to win.

It's wild, it's literally simple addition and subtraction. You could teach a 6yr old how to count cards.

It's an amazing talent.

All you have to do is add +1 or -1, or if you're more sophisticated, also +2 or -2 sometimes. What's tough is finding a game where the rules are decent and the variations in deck makeup aren't smoothed out too much by the number of decks in a shoe. And most important of all is self-discipline, because you can have a very favorable deck an still lose 7 or 8 times in a row sometimes.

Yeah, well it may not be a cheap physically but they’ve definitely get pissed if you do that and they will throw you out

same

Thank you!

@@stevenbridges great videos learning myself do you think your do a trip to Poland or Czech apparently they have good games and don’t use csms

@@stevenbridges the way you held your ground in such edged situations, makes me to take my hat off!

Nope. This guy is misrepresenting himself as a customer and illegally trespassing on private property in order to defraud a business. It's called scamming and it's very illegal when used to perpetuate both petty theft and grand theft. He's lying to the casino, the police, and the viewer and enjoying doing so.

@@justinlavine9209 You work for a casino or something?

He wasn't being bullied in the videos he recorded they were being very nice and polite to him.

@@dollors1 I thought counting card was cheating?

@@suspicious2delicious the only cheating in gambling is the casinos themselves. They want you to think it’s cheating since it hurts their robbery scheme

@@WitsEndFL It's a business right? they set that up to make money. No one is forcing you to spend money there.

@@WitsEndFL there is no "robbery scheme". If you don't want to gamble, don't go to the casino

That's very kind of you! 😃

Especially over these amounts. Like if someone really put the heat on and was betting $5k hands on a hot count and won $40k before getting backed off I could see it, but dude is trying to cash out $1k or $2k thats bizarre

Especially over these amounts. Like if someone really put the heat on and was betting $5k hands on a hot count and won $40k before getting backed off I could see it, but dude is trying to cash out $1k or $2k thats bizarre

Yeah. Not only that, but he refused to accept their "easy solutions" that did not involve him getting his cash right then.

the cop was the rat ... just trying to be nice ,,,,sorry Steven dont get carried away

@@tf3061 wtf what u talking bout

@@tf3061 yes the cops are trained to lie and can legally lie.

Probably not a real cop lol

I think it has more to do with the principle of private property and with it the maxim of "we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone".

@wont-sight3 Businesses are only limited in discrimination against protected classes, and "those with an advantage" are not a protected class.

@@shentino Have you personally verified that it is in fact private property? Did you also verify that the 'private property' belonged to a living person? Is the building privately owned but the land belongs to a conglomerate, government, or anything other than the same owner of the building? Did the building or land receive funds from the government to 'help' build it? People just throw the term 'private property' around like its a hot dog at a grill off without realizing that most large for profit corporations RARELY have private property rights beyond what their private security can offer due to the fact that they MIGHT own the building but the land they are on is federal, therefore private property rights aren't in full effect. You can't have private property belonging to 120 different people while sitting on federal, state, or protected land. It just doesn't work like that and people should really look into it.

@@15thobserver Since we're talking about a casino that goes without saying, beyond that I see no point in catering to blatant sealioning.

@@shentino "Since we're talking about a casino that goes without saying" Actually no, it doesn't. If the casino is on a reserve for instance, there is high chance that it isn't private property, but owned by a federally recognized conglomerate/council. Similar scenarios could exist in non-reserve land as well depending on the state and the means by which it was constructed. I know this is hard to fathom, but you can have businesses that are federal without on the surface appearing to be federal. So it's kind of funny that you claim you're being sea-lioned when in actuality you're the one engaging in a bad faith argument. Here's a tip, people asking questions in a single post are not 'trolling' or 'harassing' or any of the other requirements for sea-lioning, they might be, you know, just asking questions. Get over yourself.

😂 I know right!

For sure. She was chill, I have no problem with how she handled the interaction. She was friendly and talked to me like a human (except maybe the 'business decision' line but I imagine thats what she's trained to say)

its more like the senior employees realize its not legal and/or they cant get away with it, thats what it seems like.

I think it always comes down to the amount. Every time they push for ID at cash out the managers first question is 'how much' there definitely seems to be a line where its not worth the hassle to him. I'm guessing the closer you get to the 10k limit the harder that gets.

I mean legally they have the cash him out eventually, the supervisors just don't want a lawsuit over something this small

Even when the guy at the end is told by the cashier after she calls a supervisor, its only policy not a law, he pulls his jacket back to reveal the handcuffs on his belt. Some extra intimidation.

@@artistsimpression 10,000.01 is the threshold in one "gaming day" gaming day is decided by each casino as to when they open and close. if you are open 24 hours you have to tell the Gaming Commission when your day switches over.

He made it clear that he DIDN'T know the law and that he now knows that they COULD refuse to pay him directly without ID, that they'd then give him a receipt he could take to the gaming commission where to make want kind of complaint HE'D HAVE TO SHOW ID which would then be in the report and the casino would be shown that as part of the process of investigating his complaint.

@@commenter6722 Cool story

@@vkotis cool comeback

democrat police state

@@iceswallow7717 multi-national conglomerate corporation police state****

I would add to that, the casino staff probably lied to the cop about the nature of the stop, and that became immediately clear to the cop when this guy flat-out admitted everything. Cops don't like to be "played", even if they are obligated financially to be on a certain side.

It is an unfortunate day when it is up to the citizen to de-escalate a situation with a police officer.

That's terrible, a police officer's first port of call should always be to de-escalate the situation. Riling up a civilian by making them feel threatened and ganged up on always leads to higher chances of an altercation. Maybe that's the point though...

Everyone who legitimately goes to casinos knows they can be asked for ID and doesn't care. Most people aren't there to do something they know the casino is completely against their doing. Anyone who gambles in a casino knows they're there to lose money and that the casino intends for them to lose money. Steven knows the casino doesn't want him there and that they're going to push back hard to remove him. He's not some innocent child being hassled. He knows he's not welcome and that he's going to be kicked out as soon as they recognize what he's doing. And no, what he's doing isn't illegal, and no, when they kick him out they're not doing anything illegal. In a few states they can't kick him out, but in those states they just immediately change the game so he can't make any money at it. What he's doing is mostly driving from casino to casino so he can keep refusing to show ID for his KZfaq channel on not showing ID.

Normal people just show ID. Besides, he's actually at an amount of chips where I'm asked to show ID at my local casino and so is everyone else. Steven may claim they have to cash him out without ID for that amount, he may be right, but they have their own policies and rules and his idea that the state forbids them from establishing such policies and enforcing them is so far something the state regulators have not agreed with at least twice. Plus how does Steven propose to enforce the law he claims makes their asking for ID illegal? Call the state regulators? Make a complaint? ANONYMOUSLY...? They're going to ask for his name as well, and if he doesn't give his name they're very likely not going to investigate because there's no way for them to investigate a complaint from "anonymous" or to do anything about it if it even got to the point of wagging their finger at the casino. Besides, Steven already got into at least one blowout with a state regulator and the state regulator WAS EVEN WORSE ABOUT IT THAN CASINO SECURITY! He even threatened to have Steven arrested. Casinos don't want to play blackjack with card counters and they have the right to kick anyone out at any time that they want to. There are a few states where they can't stop counters from playing but they quickly change the game so there's no way to make any worthwhile money. There's not a single addicted gambler who is going to do anything differently because of Steven's videos showing his I-won't-show-you-my-stinkin'-ID Performance Art. No one is surprised that we have to show ID for sky transaction over an amount I'm not going to list here but it's much lower than Steven thinks. And they'll ask every time in every casino I've ever been in at that amount or more. Steven is doing something he knows they ABSOLUTELY don't want him in there doing. He's only making himself more famous by creating these scenes and then putting them on KZfaq, but they'd make him famous anyway. And no legitimate casino customer would be the slightest bit less likely to patronize casinos because of Steven's intense and successful efforts to make himself famous not showing ID or his humorous videos documenting his success.

That's exactly what they're expecting. If you cause a scene, that gives them probable cause to escalate the situation and actually get security to detain you. Staying calm but firm, and knowing your rights, is the only course of action in that situation. Assuming your goal is to cash out and walk away, of course

Yes Steven, smashing! You were almost poetic speaking to these brutes.Others would have thrown a tantrum.You do have courage to be defiant. Practicing on a 6 deck shoe is great with counting if you counted correctly your 2nd to last card will either be -1 or +1 and the last card will be Zero. I get the jist.Come back and visit Steve.

Wow, thank you for sticking with me all this time!

We are the customers. They just don't want to give us money back. They want to keep it all

Well that's the most naive thing I have heard in a while.

They have to get his i.d to be compliant with title 31 the employee doesn’t really have a choice and neither really does the casino. That has to do with money laundering regulations. He should just provide his i.d. And move on or just not come into the casino in the first place.

@@duncanmacleod2136 has nothing to do with Title 31 and everything to do with trespassing and evicting suspected AP's.

@@Nubs1981 do you think that they got his I.d. A second time because they think he’s an advantage player and they want to evict him?? Why wouldn’t they ban him then. Security didn’t issue a ban. Why would they get his i.d. Then just say okay your free to leave. The reason they got his I.D. Is because he was close to title 31 thresholds which they ask for before the 10,000 like he mentioned. People always think that kind of stuff though because employees aren’t really supposed to talk openly about that they just tell the employees to refer people to the pamphlets for title 31 which all casinos are required to have.

most disgusting thing here is the employees and their total lack of humanity

I despise casinos as well, never set foot in one yet. never gonna

I still go and play cents on the slot machines . it's one of the last few places in the US that allows me to smoke a good cigar inside 👍🏼. But I've never been comfortable gambling large amounts .

@@May-gr8bp you despise something you’ve never been in or experienced?

@@billrobertson5895 yes

Thank you so much! 😃

take it one step further, what if you then pull paperwork out drafted by a lawyer saying that they won't share your information. And asking them to sign that paperwork. have form a triplicate, needs to be signed by casino. management, needs to be signed by the gaming commission, needs to be signed by surveillance.

So they still have you in the registry 50+ years on?

@@BulkernatorKerb honestly I would believe it if he said yes

Unfortunately, places like that are the sort of places they break your knee caps if you're caught unfortunately

@@matthewkent4313 thats a shame but high risk high reward

This guy is misrepresenting himself as a customer and illegally trespassing on private property in order to defraud a business. It's called scamming and it's very illegal when used to perpetuate both petty theft and grand theft. He's lying to the casino, the police, and the viewer and enjoying doing so.

Thank you! Yeah was a bit of a slow burn. I think the conflict heavy nature of the more recent ones helped for clicks, and many people went and binged the series. 😃

Wow that's an incredible compliment. Thank you!

@@stevenbridges No thank you! It's been a pleasure going back and watching your old content as well. Can't wait for the next videos!

Prince Harry?

Thank you! 😃

i dont get why people said casino employees loves winners. if the players won a lot of money, in other words taking a lot of money from the casinos, doesnt this mean that the casino employees has a risked of getting fired since the casinos are potentionally getting bankrupt and they cant pay the employees salary? not that im against card counting or anything but i think casinos employees are neutral to winners, i wouldn't say they "love" winners

N nah, the winners tip big, so the employees love winners. The house loves to advertise winners, they encourage more play. Which means more losers.

Yup. I grew up in a casino town and can confirm they ruin lives. I've never had the itch, only ever gambled in a casino once.

It's wealthy people playing low grade scams on poor people to take what little they have.

😂

360 degrees is the same direction 😂

@@javier4781 He just means walk away while spinning around 😃

720 degrees also works fine ;)

180

What, like do a spin then moonwalk out?

Yeah she was nice! I respected her honesty and attitude