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If you're visiting a land-based casino as an advantage player, then you ideally want to keep as low a profile as possible. So when the staff start asking for your personal ID, you might assume you're in some sort of legal problem. But here's the thing; they can't legally compel you to produce any ID. Of course, they could ask you to leave at this point. But as an advantage player, they still will not be able to get your details and add you to the dreaded list of players who are banned.

The truth of the matter is that you can't be invited to join the casino's VIP program unless you're betting like a casino whale. That's because all the bonuses, exclusive invites, dinners, and other amazing comps come from your own losses. Obviously, the casino is not a charity and needs to turn a healthy profit. By giving out comps, they are essentially rewarding a class of players for their continued loyalty. The trick is that you think the casino is paying for them, when in fact, you are!

Being huge money making businesses, all casinos always have an eye open for cheats. All casinos will have the infamous "eye in the sky" overseeing all gaming activities. This doesn't just include the customers, but also the dealers and other staff. Essentially, they are trying to spot any behaviour that could be construed as either cheating, or leading to cheating. Burning the dice involves trying to round the sharp corners of the dice in the hope that it will somehow roll "better."

Casino blackjack dealers are well paid, especially considering the small amount of training needed to enter the profession. Providing you can handle the cards well and are presentable, then you're ready to go into the casino as a dealer and start to gamble with customers. Of course, as with every job, there are some downsides. These include rude and drunken patrons who blame you directly for their losses. Sometimes, the player's hygiene leaves something to be desired. As well as bad tippers