Card Counter's Worst Nightmare!

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  @stevenbridges · 3 years ago · pinned

  HELLO! <br><br>Just wanna say, it feels great to be able to spend 6 months working on this series and still have an engaged audience! Thank you for waiting! 😃 <br>I decided a while back I was only going to post videos I&apos;m proud of and I felt like you&apos;d all really like. So I hope it&apos;s been worth the wait! <br><br>Replying to as many comments as possible over the next few days! <br><br>Oh yeah, follow me on twitter before the whole company collapses: @StevenBridges<br>And insta if you wanna see me post once every few months: @StevenBridges

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  @Tutport · 3 years ago

  Unidentified Male 1183 is back!

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  @andrewlipkin7127 · 3 years ago

  Regarding the names priest spread and boxer spread: a priest holds his hands together in prayer. A boxer holds their hands apart in a fighting stance. A clever way to describe a small spread and a wider spread.

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  @trueneutral3092 · 3 years ago (edited)

  as a former dealer and pit boss who worked in Mississippi for most of my career, i can wholeheartedly say that as an impartial observer of how casinos around the country operate, the absolute last place in the US id pick for a card-counting tour would be Mississippi, and here&apos;s why: similar to vegas, working in casinos is just what people do there. however unsimilar to vegas, there&apos;s almost no great options available to people who would like to make more than minimum wage. the Mississippi economy is horrible, to put it mildly and workers there dont have many other options. their only option is to get good at their job, and hence most people take their job pretty seriously and end up being dealers, pit bosses, and shift bosses for the better part of their entire lives. in vegas, eventually people move away or move up in the company, or end up playing (and losing their paychecks) instead -- resulting in a high turnover rate, and a more green staff, generally speaking.

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  @jimjam8166 · 3 years ago

  Mfs when they open casinos and find out people go there to make more money than when they came in with 😱😱😱

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  @WhimsicalWolves · 3 years ago

  Like a true gambler - no problem to bet a couple hundred dollars a hand at Blackjack, but definitely not paying 250 for a 5 hour hotel room! 😅 Loving this channel

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  @Xplayer007 · 3 years ago

  The return! I can&apos;t express how much I&apos;ve learned from this series despite having no desire to try card counting for myself.

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  @thomaslitwinski3903 · 3 years ago

  I had a similar experience in AC some years ago. &nbsp;I was playing Baccarat with two men from Hong Kong at 3 a.m.. &nbsp;I was getting my butt handed to me and decided to call it a night. &nbsp;As I was getting larger chips to take to the cashier, one of the men &nbsp;from HK said &quot; you stay, how much you down &quot; &nbsp;I told him 500, he gave me 5 thousand dollars worth of chips. &nbsp;He said, &quot;you play one hour more&quot;. &nbsp;I said sure why not. &nbsp;I continued to get my ass handed to me while the the two gentlemen from Hong Kong were winning every hand. &nbsp;I told the pit boss after the one hour was up, &quot; how much much will you give me if I leave&quot;. &nbsp;The gentlemen from Hong Kong gave me 5k more to stay for another hour. &nbsp;I walked away with 8k. &nbsp;The two men from Hong Kong had stacks and stacks and stacks of chips. &nbsp;They were laughing each time I lost 50 bucks and they won 20k. &nbsp;I eventually had to call it a night because I had a busy work schedule in the late afternoon. &nbsp;I woke up in the morning to Dom Perignon, steak and eggs, fresh fruit and an invitation to play Baccarat with the men from Hong Kong.

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  @cameronlynch2194 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I was just in Mississippi! I experienced a pretty aggressive back off. I had only gotten to a true 2 when the heat started coming, so I left with my chips (only bc there were like 6 casinos within 10 minutes of me). I came back the next day on a different shift and the entire floor staff was looked at me. Every time I would make eye contact with any of them, they would awkwardly look away. I knew what was going on, so I turned around to walk out. As I was walking away, 2 gentlemen started following me. <br>“Sir! Excuse me Sir! Can I see your ID?” Without even turning around, I declined and said I was leaving. The man continues to ask for my ID over and over as he follows me out. Eventually his friend exclaims, in a deep English accent<br>“Let the f*****g c**t go”<br>and says to me <br>“You’re 86’d from the property, if you ever come back we’ll have you arrested!”<br>I had my back turned, but I’m sure if I was looking at him I would have seen veins popping from his forehead and spit flying while he yelled.<br>This was the nastiest back off I’ve had thus far in 200 hours of play, but I still found it very amusing. I also had the most pleasant back off in the same city. Shoutout to Will

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  @MrNicePotato · 3 years ago

  The moment when the literal card counter was 8300 down, you know what the odds are with the average gambler

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  @firemarshal1bill · 3 years ago

  I am so happy to see another set of videos, I was able to mostly binge the previous series as I caught it right as it was finishing up. &nbsp;Waiting week to week is going to be painful!

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  @jordyn.gamble · 3 years ago

  YES HES BACK!!! I literally wait for this series.

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