RV park

[mfh647]

A RV park or recreational vehicle park or caravan park is a place where people with recreational vehicles can stay overnight, or longer, in allotted spaces known as "pitches" ("sites" in North America, Europe, and Australia). They are also referred to as campgrounds, though a true campground also provides facilities for tent camping; many facilities calling themselves "RV parks" also offer tent camping or cabins with limited facilities. Most RV parks are open to allcomers and rent spaces on a nightly or weekly basis, much like a motel or hotel. A few parks operate on a time-share basis. Membership campground networks like Thousand Trails operate like clubs, with members paying an initial membership fee and annual dues. There are over 13,000 privately owned RV parks and over 1,600 state parks that cater to RVers in the USA. Many of these RV parks offer WiFi hotspot access on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis; occasionally, WiFi is included in the campsite fee. For more information please visit the big spring rv park.

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[ValDes]

I count cards in blackjack, but I loosely count cards, meaning I pay attention to all the cards played, such as, which is more frequently being played, face cards or 1s,2s,3s, etc..

 

Can I still win consistently and have an advantage over the house in Las Vegas Casinos live games if I loosely count cards this way?

 

Do most professional blackjack players avoid being caught counting cards if the have a smaller $5-$20 bet spread at a $5 minimum table? Do most get banned and if banned once from one casino does it mean banned from all casinos? How does getting banned work in Las Vegas, Nevada casinos?

 

Errr, not sure whether this forum is the most suitable place to ask such a question as the vast majority of our members are slots players, but still...

 

Getting banned as a professional card player who counts cards in any casino in Las Vegas, means that your picture will be added to all casinos databases in a blink of an eye and you most probably be asked to leave from any of these casinos as soon as someone spots you around the blackjack tables. If not even earlier... 

[blondie]

I do play table games a lot but I have never even tried to count cards. But I agree with VaIDes, probably you wouldn't be able to come in/play.

[Raptordinos]

I count cards in blackjack, but I loosely count cards, meaning I pay attention to all the cards played, such as, which is more frequently being played, face cards or 1s,2s,3s, etc..

 

Can I still win consistently and have an advantage over the house in Las Vegas Casinos live games if I loosely count cards this way?

 

Do most professional blackjack players avoid being caught counting cards if the have a smaller $5-$20 bet spread at a $5 minimum table? Do most get banned and if banned once from one casino does it mean banned from all casinos? How does getting banned work in Las Vegas, Nevada casinos?

Counting cards gives you an edge close to 1.5% if you make the "true count", I guess you know what is that. Less the number of decks, more edge for you. Hi-low seems to be the easier and popular method, and if you practice at least 80 hours, counting will mean a minor effort to you do it on land based casinos. I play online so I stopped my idea of counting learning because online live dealer BJ casinos are currently using 8 decks with a penetration no greater than 50%, so such thing has no sense for online players like me.

 

Good luck!