the lawyer's video/audio e.g. at 6:00 are distressingly out of sync ;-)

This is why I don't go to casinos, anymore. It's not worth the trouble. They suck nowadays anyway!

Puck your a money hungry grub, Puck your Patreon, CuriosityStream & Nebula. The sooner one of the casino's slaps you around the better. Oh and Puck the gaming commission to!

Really interested to hear about any news that comes out of Sheriffs situation.

Legal Eagle is cringe tbh

Well, in the new America, it will be a crime to think, have a IQ over 85 at all. Soon... if you're not all but a robot you won't be allowed to continue, way to costly to the elites.

@@exposingthetruth3821 it's agitating that not only your regular police but also the freaking gaming commission "police" are willingly misinterpreting the law to pressure people into showing IDs. Bet they patted their backs after this thinking they had the bad guy why they were the bad guys all along.

So true!

underrated comment

Suggesting it is is no different to saying thought crimes exist.

Gaming authority officials are actually law enforcement. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to have the red and blue lights.

@@daren32909 Law enforcement, yes. But are they police per se, and are they allowed to represent themselves as such? Genuine question, not trying to stir anything up.

@@PerMortensen According to a quick google search the CO gov website states. "All Division investigators have the powers of peace officers and are certified as such.". AKA they hold the powers of the police and so can for reasonable interactions be considered such.

I would think an attorney would be champing at the bit to sue any casino which refuses to cash out chips, because they don’t like the way a player played. The state could be sued silly over their broad definition of “fraudulent activity”.

It seems as if they have what would be considered a limited commission. There are many types of limited commissions, such as State Fish and Game are law enforcement officers but do not have the same authorities as a standard police officer. However, they can still wear and represent themselves as a police officer when conducting their duties as defined by their commission.

They get even angrier when they are a franchise and they can’t even ban you permanently because the main office rescinds the ban after a short time. The security of our local casino has a pool going, how long it takes until a manager physically assaults me.

your first line is wrong. (when ever someone "cheats") should read when ever anyone wins.

That is the smallest problem because the real problem is they have investors backing the casinos and if they fail to meet the quota they are in financial trouble too

Well... they don't have to gamble in the first place, so quit acting like its all the casinos fault.

Yeah. Fuck casinos- but it’s the gamblers fault for betting his entire life at the casino

Outside of his specific area of expertise, his legal advice actually isn't very good tbh...

he is the idiots lawtube.

i love his jimmy neutron a$$ hair

​@@EricTheYoungereven then

What a story ay 😂

@@stevenbridges Only if they walked into a bar afterwards

Can't make this stuff up lol

@@johndorian4078 dammit you stole my comment, lol

Is this the farmer's daughter one?

Before each round, players are allowed to bet between $[table minimum] and $[table maximum]. During each round, players are allowed to "hit", "stand", or (depending on rules) "double down", or (sometimes) "split", or (depending on rules) "surrender". If a player is not violating one of these options (eg betting more than table max, entering mid shoe when not allowed, doubling on disallowed hands) how exactly is he *"not playing the game correctly"?* (Perhaps the cops think that card counters "ruin the order of the cards"?)

I usually stand on 16 even when dealer is showing 8-9-10, face cards. Am I card counting?

Blackjack is a losers game. Anyone winning semi-consistantly would be suspicious. Honestly, anyone playing blackjack and NOT counting is stupid

@@persephone3892 yup stick to slots you dont need to think only how much to bet

@@temujinkhan6326 yep the gaming commission regulates those machines, makes sure that they pay out 80 cents for every dollar put in. Ill just burn my money thanks, both activities get you a few seconds of flickering colors.

He did. And the state, and the cop, and the gaming agent.

did he win? @@CHURCHISAWESUM

​@@CHURCHISAWESUM do you know what the outcome was?

@@amandasjoberg463 Appears to be waiting to be scheduled. All parties have lawyered up. Some preliminary lawyer games to dismiss the case so far but nothing major.

Where did you get those infos? Are there video updates or something else somewhere?

As a magic the gathering player, it angers me beyond belief. There is a concept called "revealed information". If you have seen it due to in game rules, you have the ability to know it. In high level play, people cast cheap spells that reveal the opponents hands to get an advantage, and often just write down the opponent's current hand. Extremely high level tournaments are often player with fully known deck lists, where the opponent knows all the cards in your 60 card deck. Once you know a deck list, you can 100% start mathing out every card you've seen that game. In black jack, if you see a card, it is... Illegal for you to remember it? Huh????

Nice job winning those cars back in '97!

@@wannabesteve777 💯

It's not delivery, it's Papagiorgio 🥺

Great username and well done!

How is the software business in Yuma?

damn, guess i wont be going to any casinos here when i can then lmao

Colorado gaming commission is not the worst do research lol another state close by could be worse

@@gusthanasulas5550 what state is that?

@@bruce4139 like I said do research I’m not saying

@@gusthanasulas5550 why wont you say? If you cant say how can we trust your judgement?

Qualified immunity gets in the way. Even when they're breaking the law, as long as a 'reasonable person' is not expected to know the law. Ignorance is not a legal defense for civilians but for police officers it is.

No such cause of action in the U.S. The closest civil action would ne intentional infliction of emotional distress. This probably doesn't qualify and, even if it did, the officer is likely immune from personal suit (you can't take his own money.) You would, instead, sue his employer.

@@Huntracony Which is absolutely insane. Police officers are expected to enforce and uphold the law but they have a lower burden of knowledge than everyone else.

@@h4724-q6j Oh yeah, you get no argument from me there.

@@h4724-q6j but if he was a gaming co officer and not an actual police officer?

what arrest? did you even watch the video

@@MightbePettingmyCat, nope! LOL

@@angrybee246 at least you’re honest💀💀

A guy claiming to be a cop blocked him in with an SUV with flashing red and blue lights and prevented him from leaving. That's an arrest, unless the guy was not actually a cop, in which case it's an unlawful detention.

@@batlin even if it was an actual LEO, simply blocking him in is not considered an arrest? What are you talking about? This videos comment section is filled with people who have no clue what they're talking about. I'm guessing you're young and don't know better, but don't act like you do and try calling people out when you're completely wrong yourself.

I agree

Yeah whered he go

I saw Steven get backed off at a casino in the U.S. South the week this video was published. Haven’t seen him or any videos since.

@@dziewa80 he replied to me , he said new video this month

today 😃

And that would be in celcius

Can't be. Too hot out.

Definitely puffs on the peter. But hey it is Colorado.

I hear this a lot. Do you know what states have an &-12 week police academy? I think it’s a myth. Need a degree at bare minimum to be a cop in the city I live.

@@Richard-qd8tz the state of oregon where i live, is 16 weeks (400 hrs) of training

@@seanscott well that explains why the cops in your state are so incompetent and let Antifa run the show huh? Gangs don’t run my city that’s for sure.

im pretty sure impersonating a police officer is a felony

Card counting can be illegal, people need to remember that. And he's a law enforcement officer............... it's not impersonation if he is allowed to identify as such.

@@johndorian4078 the Gaming Commission Officer is employed by the Colorado Gaming Commission, which sits under the Department of Revenue in Colarado, so it doesn't appear that the person with the badge identifying himself as "Police" actually works as a Police Officer - certainly he can identify himself as Officer X but that's not what the badge says

​@@johndorian4078 Counting cards is never illegal, anywhere in the USA, unless you use some kind of device, or other people to help.

@@CED99 even though he’s a gaming agent and not a Police Officer he still may be invested with detain and arrest privileges due any Law Enforcement Officer

It's also hilarious at how your friend is calm and articulate while the 'police officer' was more garbled, tongue-tied and unsure of himself than child that doesn't know what they are talking about. As an employer, I would have very little confidence in him doing his job properly. Luckily the commission doesn't prioritize that as much as they do toeing the line and doing what's best for casinos.

Private owned business tho. They can make any policy they like and as soon as ur in there u accepted their policy

@@user-hu8fn2jp5v This is incorrect. It is 100% illegal for them to refuse to cash him out, and they have no legal reason to ask for ID to cash out if the chips total out to less than $10k

@@user-hu8fn2jp5v that's not how that works

and also impersonating a police officer?!???? how is no one talking about that lol

I don’t think the wristband would be enough proof. It looked like a very simple wristband to reproduce.

They always seem to ride right on the line of legality. Especially in Vegas where legit most of them are in hotels where people under 21 have the ability to walk through, but not play unless they somehow get somebody else’s card like say a parent or friend of age. It’s just overall a shady business as we know all the machines and most tables are rigged.

This total female mentality... has no problem showing ID to anyone, until that person is someone who they don't click with.

Hell its not even really a "skill", it is literally just _paying attention_

@@GunnCarter91 Paying attention IS a skill, and all high achievers have it. The rest of the world just goes through life completely distracted.

I doubt it, because a lawyer would know there's a time and a place to "stand your ground" and that the legal system is all about technicalities and what judge/jury is hearing your case.

Most casinos aren't going to be this stupid - and they also talk to each other. If one major casino bans you, they all will.

They can back you off for any reason whether you are an attorney or not. If you "stand your ground" you will be trespassed off the property.

@@BitwiseMobile they hve to cash out his chips, that’s usually the entire issue they try to make him leave without his winnings so that’s the whole issue.

You just hit the nail on the head. The legal system is not designed to uphold righteousness and fairness and truth. The legal system is designed to be confusing and complex so that they can get away with their interpretation as well as get away with truly whatever they want. If something is so complex to the point that the average citizen doesn't understand the laws and the rules and the structure of said legalese the people stand no chance because the powers that be can do and say whatever they want and the people won't know if that's legal or not because of the complexity. In other words life is rigged for certain prominent ruling bloodlines. The ones who work on behalf of the ruling bloodlines get paid handsomely. Those are the ones who enforce the will of the 1% on the 99%. Also known as retainers to the nobility.

Someone else already pointed out that the Division of Gaming is a law enforcement agency in Colorado, so he isn't impersonating a cop.

@@Not_Ciel yes I know, I was just replying to his speculation that it seems like it would be illegal to present yourself as a cop if you aren't. I was confirming that it definitely is. I know he isn't from the US.

That's good to know! @Ciel

@@Not_Ciel i dunno if that would still count here though. A police officer and a law enforcement officer aren't exactly the same thing. For example, the FBI is law enforcement, however they can not legally state that they are police officers, as that is not true

@@Not_Ciel Their powers of law enforcement only apply to casinos. They are not police. They have no general police powers. This guy is committing a felony.

Hahaha yeah for sure

1984 in full effect.

@@stevenbridges but the casino isn't vilify of fraudulent activity when we all know the machines are rigged to only release money at certain times

I took my Autistic freind there walked out with 500 thousand

Thats lawyer's in America lol. He's like Howard hamlin from better call Saul 🤣

Cause he is hardly a "lawyer" and barely knows what he is talking about most of the time. There is a reason a big corporate entity like youtube is okay with pushing his content

@@JD21055 could you please give a few examples of what he gets wrong? I hear this quite a bit but I don’t have the expertise to rebut him right away.

@MERCENARYTAO1 it's okay offer a handshake and then break someone's hand if they touch your map. Captain marvel take

@@nautdead3197 what video? Seriously, I don’t recall that.

They are trying to assert that if you perform a mental act correctly (noticing and counting) it's fraudulent, but if you can't do that, or do it wrong, then it's legitimate. So your mind operating correctly is fraudulent and your mind working defectively is the correct way.

Or just make you flat bet

You really can't prove someone is counting cards unless you read their mind. The most you can prove is that their betting patterns are consistent with card counting. And all a card counter is doing is keeping track of high and low cards as they are dealt out. A card counter is using information that is freely available to every player at the table to determine bet size and sometimes alter strategy (whither to hit stand, double or split).

I would also note that the "numbers" (illegal lottery) games run by the mob typically skimmed about 10% of the action, whereas state run lotteries take 50%.

Not as easy as you might think it is. Very difficult to beat the government in a lawsuit and these vole casinos because they're friends with the government.

@@haniotis3421 Especially since the detainment was lawful. Only thing he might win is his money the chips are worth + legal fees in small claims court most likely. And then that will be an uphill battle.

@@johndorian4078 I agree. It's too bad and unfair to the player, but life isn't fair.

@@johndorian4078 "Especially since the detainment was lawful." No, because the CO gaming commission doesn't have officers with the power to arrest or detain individuals. Their enforcement powers only apply to casinos.

@@johndorian4078 how? Gaming are not law enforcement they have the same powers of a health inspector in the sense of enforcing gaming regulations

I said that about a cpl of Steven's other videos. I stumbled on that channel like a year ago and enjoy and learn from many of those videos. It has a big platform with a lot of views and subscribers and they always give credit to the original uploader so I think he would gain a lot of viewers. It would be beneficial to both.

I did get in contact with him once but he didn't respond to my email. I love his work

I don't think Legal Eagle realized the Gaming guy was not a cop

Google says The Colorado Division Of Gaming is a law enforcement agency, so it's legal. The US has way too many different law enforcement agencies.

He's not impersonating a cop though. He's dumb for sure, but not that dumb. The SUV blocking the only exit does seem kinda sketch for this situation though, cop or not.

I'd also wonder if police impersonation actually implies since it's private property and the cop-not-a-cop likely has permission from the property owner to conduct their activity. Regardless, the other comment about the Division of Gaming Cops being law enforcement is spot on so it doesn't matter. He's actually a cop.

Black Hawk is just the name of the city - no tribal affiliation. Former mining town turned casino town.

At that moment i'd be telling the gaming officer and police officer "I would like to press charges" and I will be contacting my lawyer.

Legal reasons as he doesnt consent to be on video

@@bruce4139 you don't need the consent of police (or ANY public servant) to film them.

@@bradentraub I thought you still had to blur their face and voice. But you can film them without a problem at least that's how I believe it is in canada

@@bruce4139 You don't have to blur faces or voices in Canada either.

Fuck vigilante justice

He is also wrong in saying that police need probable cause to detain (and ID) you when they need only reasonable articulable suspicion. They need probable cause to arrest you. Very strange that the featured lawyer doesn't know that or glosses over it

Its because legal eagle is hardly a "lawyer" who has basically no real experience, and hardly understands a lot about the law. He is just a good face that youtube likes to push to the front because he bends the knee to their type of "advertiser friendly" content. If you have actual legal questions, definitely dont go to legal eagle

I don't know if it is an illegal detainment or not in this case however the lawyer is right, they are allowed to detain you even if you had done nothing wrong though the officer will have to have reasonable suspicion. Example if someone calls in a crime and states your exact description they will have reasonable suspicion to detain. This does not mean arrest.

@GollumGollum1000 That's what he stated? He said they may have had reasonable suspicion to detain him? Lol 8:40 It's a question of probable cause and not have I done something wrong, seems people don't understand wording lmao

@@SabentHD They don't have the reasonable suspicion to detain and we know this because the officer talked too much. The officer specifically says "counting cards". Well counting cards is legal and the officer knows that's what is going on. If he doesn't say that then like I said, the officer could claim that they suspect that he was doing something fraudulent. But even then if Steven were to sue over this false detention, the officer would have to state during the deposition, what crime he thought Steven could have broken. Also your example of an exact description does not always give reasonable suspicion. There would still have to be an investigation by the officer depending on the level of dangerousness of the crime. For example, a man calls 911 saying that the suspect (gives description) is trespassing on his property. The police get there and the suspect isn't on the property. The officer cannot detain the man, without gathering evidence that would indicate that the suspect could have broken the law. Now another example, if a man calls 911 and says the suspect (gives description) just shot him. The police are allowed to detain immediately when they see the suspect because of the dangerousness of the situation.

I watched all the videos as they came out and just now was thinking “damn KZfaq ain’t showing me any of his videos” it’s been 4 months and nobody is talking about it, can’t find any recent posts on any social media from him like has a mob boss killed him or is he just taking a hiatus?

@@Jacopski i found a comment he hearted a month ago

Because the gambling industry is a crime syndicate of it's own level, to not describe it as so is just stupid.

@@dra6o0n clearly it doesn't help as seen in the video

So you’re saying if atf or fish and wildlife come around, they can legally wear “police” on their person? I think it’s a felony without specific language stating they can rebrand their agency as “police”. Impersonating legal agency is an extreme crime, and the law says so in every case. If police come upon impersonators I. Almost every scenario, it is likely they have weapons out. This is almost a slam dunk victory, unless there is a legal basis for his attire.

@@iamjohnrobot in Colorado the gaming commission is legit, Colorado POST certified police officers. they are police. The first guy was a nerd, but he is legit a police officer and is properly ID himself as such.

Not positive about the state of Colorado, but 97% sure the gaming commission is certified peace officers and can wear the label police/detain people for offenses involving gaming just like the police can.

Because Police officers aren't the only people able to wear that tag. There's such things as Company Police, Peace Officers, etc. It's not like the dude wearing that was a random guy from the Casino dressed up as a cop.

@@Not_Ciel wait...the us seriously privatized the authority of the police? thats so fucked up O_o

@@SharienGaming not exactly. There are such things as Company Police and Peace officers that are technically classified as law enforcement agencies, so they can technically wear Police on their uniform. I wouldn’t say they’re the same thing. From what I gather, it’s more akin to a security guard with law enforcement training. Though, I’m definitely no expert on the issue, just aware that those exceptions do exist. They are by no means the norm haha.

@@Not_Ciel if they are allowed to present themselves as police, they have the implied authority of police... normally police represents the state monopoly on violence and the accountability and oversight that comes with that (mind you... i know how laughable that is in the us... but thats another issue) and of course normally i would expect that if they are wearing a police uniform - they are required to help in a wide range of situations... that not something i expect of security guards... i think the point im ambling towards is that they get the to pose as police with none or barely any of the responsibilities associated with it and of course if they misbehave and you complain with the police...they dont know who the guy is, because he doesnt work there...

Need to be careful there as many ppl have being buried in the desert. Always have ppl that know where exactly you are and calling them every 15-30 min to confirm you are ok

Why would you have said that? to lighten the mood and give him a laugh?

why would they never answer with "no"?

@@laz0rbra1n anytime I was asked for mine I told them no. I was at a tribal casino in Michigan and played one night and everything was fine. Well the next morning when we went back the moment we walked in security came up to both my buddy and I and they said we had to leave so I went to the cage to cash out from the night before and security kept hounding me for my ID I kept telling him no. So they followed us out and then watched us get in our car so we drove by them and waved goodbye. Lol

@@blackjack19811 that’s hilarious. why did you quit playing fulltime?

@@Invictis248 It was really funny. The final year that I played my buddy and I hit a pretty rough stretch that we were both losing and I was SUPER burnt out on the constant traveling. I was in my late 20’s and was ready to settle down.

@@blackjack19811 Do you remember which one? Was it any of the soaring eagles, fire keepers, four winds, or gun lake casino? I’m turning 21 in less than a week and I’ve spent way too much time practicing for this but I dont wanna be harassed lol

I didn't even watch this video but a casino can ask you for ID for any reason at all or not even have a reason and if you don't provide it , they can make you leave

😂