The 10 BIGGEST Casino Scams EVER!!

The 10 BIGGEST Casino Scams EVER!! From card counting getting caught to stealing millions and getting away…stay tuned to number 1 to hear about the most insane casino heists ever performed!
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Number 10: The Roselli Brothers.
The advent of the Internet enabled some of the greatest things to ever exist, but it also made possible numerous scams and all kinds of thefts. One of such is the infamous Roselli Scam.
In the time frame from 1995 to 2000, two online scam artists pulled off something insane. They called themselves the “Roselli Brothers” and, during those five years, they operated in casinos from Nevada, Puerto Rico and New Jersey. And they stole $37 million dollars from them.
The Roselli brothers hired someone who was great with computer hacker and managed to obtain credit information for people with really good credit scores and, within just a couple of months, the Roselli Brothers were able to get credit lines from major casinos, and up the stakes. What happened next is like something from the “Ocean’s Eleven” franchise: by the year 2000, they were playing 100k-bets per hand. After cleaning the casinos out, the Rosellis disappeared. No one could find any trace that would lead to them. The FBI needed additional six month to realize what had happened - nobody had even known that the heist had even occurred! And needless to say, the name Roselli Brothers was just a backdrop, as the real Rosellis had died years ago. To this day, no one knows who the casino scammers were.
Number 9: The Cigarette Scam.
The previous entry was like something out of Ocean’s 11, but this one - this is straight James Bond material right here. And it involved a pack of cigarette - how fitting.
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In 1973, at the Casino Deauville in France, a roulette scam took place, and it made the list of the smartest casino scams ever. The set-up is as follows: one of the casino’s dealers was also in charge of the radio signaling. He had come up with a radio transmitter that was a perfect fit for a pack of smokes. But that was just one piece of the puzzle; there was also a receiver, a weightless one, which the dealer had placed inside a roulette ball. Of course, it was the roulette ball from the table he was working at.
The dealer’s brother-in-law played as an unknown casino visitor, and he placed bets at the table. The third member of the gang, the dealer’s sister, used the pack of cigarettes and pressed the transmitter button. Every time the button was pressed, the roulette ball would slide off from its spin and fall into a group of only six numbers that were possible per combination. The roulette ball was 90% accurate, and the team managed to rake in over $5 million in one week. They were eventually caught, not because their scam fell through, but because the dealer’s sister was so good-looking that she caught the attention of the casino staff. After realizing he was always at the table, they became suspicious… But the cigarette scam is still one of the biggest ever.
Number 8: The Contact Lens Scam.
Technology can really help you go a long way - especially if you’re creative.
This scam took place in 2011, when a Frenchman, backed by three Italians, stole little over $80,000 from a casino in Cannes, using a really smart method. The game they played was stud poker; what the Frenchman would do is mark the card decks with special ink the normal eye cannot detect - and then the three Italians wore special kinds of contact lenses. These lenses could notice the marking made on the card decks.
When two substantial winnings took place in the same casino, the staff members became very alert. Right away, they called the police. But once the police came, it took them quite some time to figure what had happened. It was pretty clear, right from the start, that invisible ink was involved, but the police couldn’t prove how the scammers were able to see the ink. After an in-depth investigation, they saw that each of the scammers had those contact lenses. In the end, the scammers all faced long jail sentences, but this has got to be one of the most creative casino scams ever.
Number 7: The Edge Sorting Scam.
Before we get into it, let’s first make sure you know what “edge sorting” really is. It’s a method of memorizing cards in a deck, and using them for running all kinds of shady plans. In order to do this, you have to be good with the cards; I mean, you have to have your “way” with them.

[@Zero2Hero]

Have you ever heard of anyone scamming a casino before?

[@paulsuprono7225]

Heard, but never seen !

[@aeromedical6750]

@Adnan Rafique -- You have to think about a casino as entertainment. Risk only as much money as you can AFFORD to lose and take your chances. Have fun playing, and if you win, even better! This is why I don’t gamble. I understand that the odds are stacked in favor of the house. These places would go under if they weren’t. I work way too hard to throw away a week’s/month’s salary on the roll of the dice or turn of the card. It’s simple- if you don’t like the odds, then don’t play. Vegas has enough people willing to do so and won’t miss you!

[@wsopisajokejones8418]

​@@aeromedical6750 Grand larceny isn't funny but the casinos know exactly what limit they can get away with to avoid gambling commission visits . The best you can hope for is that you are a lucky person that gets the rare big pay out as part of a promotion used to draw business. This typically happens on a slot machine or other where the odds are astronomically low targeting the penny pincher players who will use their ATM or credit cards enough to offset the payout. Level two targets the mid range player with bonuses like free well drinks free buffet meals etc these are the guys who might pay for a night or two and order some room service. At level 3 the casino targets higher range players with more lavish extras like premium alcohol and food with lavish extras like spas, message etc at level 4 the" big roller" the house opens the accommodations to free rooms and all the trimmings mentioned even high class hookers provided at no charge. These are often individuals who can take a million and write it off as a expense of doing business some even using it as a business write off lol!!!!!! The Casinos also have many stages of security to protect themselves from pit bosses on the floor to eyes in the sky and its rare when a actual theft is undetected. Hundreds have tried and most fail with a rare exception and even then the casino will track down thieves with strong attitude. Was part of a team that did all the above for a Reno casino and assure you that some try few succeed in cheating and many regret their decision to cheat . Hollywood depicts the robert de niro Movie CAsino roles which did occur but it's so much more discreet that the average player would not see how a casino deals with a cheat. Lets just say cheats dont come back period and leave it at that.

[@aeromedical6750]

@WSOPisajoke jones - interesting insight on the inter workings of the casino business. I certainly don’t advocate a casino outright cheating anyone and should be severely punished if they are caught at it. That being said, I stand by my original statement. It is HIGHLY unlikely that you are going to hit it big when visiting a casino. Play with what you can afford to lose. If you happen to get lucky enough to come out ahead - icing on the cake.

[@wsopisajokejones8418]

@@aeromedical6750 I can speak with direct experience of how the Nevada gaming board acts. When the board believes discipline against a gaming license is appropriate the board acts in a prosecutorial capacity, while the commission a 5 member board acts in the judicial capacity to determine if any sanction should be imposed. The Nevada state governor appoints members to a 4 year term and 1 senior member will serve as the boards chairmen. Do casinos get popped for cheating? Yes it does happen but typically the violations involve scams from in house employees who work vulnerabilities. Example 2009 a heel clicker was used to count face cards at blackjack tables and was hidden in a players shoe. Old electronic surveillances missed these clickers and it was even suggested that some casinos were putting ringers( conmen) at the table on purpose defrauding the public. Rules regarding how employees can play at their place of employment were further established and i know some robbed the public blind. The commission imposed some sanctions and it damn near caused a internal war between the commission and the casinos Other common items like a slot machine can be also be adjusted for pay out which some would consider cheating however as long as regulated minimum pay outs are met the one arm bandits operate. As far as big payouts the slots are the best chance and your worst chance at the same time and generate millions in profit . What is of interest as well is the # of colleges that actually teach poker and its influence on the many poker games. Casinos hate these players but no rule prevents these players from playing, however the commission is on top watching very carefully in light of the # of cases where collusion was involved and the casino's responsibilities to the public. As for myself I play a yearly poker tournament at the Atlantis Casino resort spa in Reno offering a $1000 buy in straight up Texas holdem tournament and pay $72 bucks a night for a room which is a deal . You can pay this for a crappy motel 6 type operation stay. The casino offers well drinks and nice food such as jumbo prawns and filet mignon sliders for actual players gambling and their goal is that you have a great time. This casino offers excellent free advice on how much you can afford and has employees whose job is to actually cut off chronic gamblers like alcohol being cut of to those severely intoxicated. The Atmosphere is extremely entertaining and you don't have to go broke to have fun here. The Atlantis makes Vegas look bad and has become a favorite for families that want a vacation not just gamblers. The casino can guide you to other activities as well such as skiing at lake tahoe resorts, visiting historic gold mines were you can pan gold after a horseback ride and other great destinations and fun for the family. I know th Atlantis is legit in every way and goes out of their way to make each trip memorable. As for Las Vegas not a fan of the seedy town its people or visitors which is loaded with drugs and rip off artists and would never go back.

[@TheReactor8]

Ivy is no cheat, the casino failed, the casino used a defect deck. Ivy took advantage of public info without any other action than observe.

[@wsopisajokejones8418]

And risk your rep and invites to world class events lol!!!!! That's just plain dumb . IT's like a Jack Nicklaus in golf resorting to a loaded ball or illegal grooved club to gain an advantage .

[@Ridindirty214]

@@wsopisajokejones8418 not even close to the same thing, besides that you used the word illegal and what Ivey did isn't illegal

[@Ridindirty214]

@@wsopisajokejones8418 also the casino went against their own policies and let then dictate terms of the play that the average player would not be able to do.... that's on them and up to them to protect the game to keep the edge they have... they failed

[@doubled7080]

The casino agreed to Phil Ivey's terms. When they lost, they called him a cheat.

[@castlehill6717]

Double D Yep

[@gk10002000]

# 3 is an interesting read. Louis Colavecchio was a retired machinist from Rhode Island. When Foxwoods opened it was literally his first casino ever. He got interested in the slot machines and the coins and then tokens they used. As a joke he had the tokens metal analyzed, made similar size and weight coins and tokens. The only way he was caught, besides winning so much and drawing suspicion, was one day or one week the casino did an informal token inventory and found out they had more tokens than they issued! So they realized somebody was putting in fake tokens! Louis got a little crazy and started making bags and boxes of coins, going to different casinos with his car trunk loaded with fake tokens, becoming a high roller, getting comps and suites. He could have quietly made maybe $ 100 K a year and nobody would have ever known.

[@scottbaxendale323]

Card counting isn’t cheating, it’s being smarter than the casino.

[@graphicdesignersteam3191]

Scott Baxendale Check out this method kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5SwfKqNm9pgh6c

[@bigpapa8249]

Bro what that’s illegal

[@nicklibby3784]

@@bigpapa8249 No it's not. Doing elementry Addition & Subtraction is Illegal??? No it's not. You can't go to jail for doing math in your head, even if you could how can they prove you did math in your head? Casinos and all buisness reserve the right to kick out anyone they please(except for Religion, Race or Sex - Civil Rights Act) so the Casinos can kick you out for card counting or if they just don't like your shirt, they actually don't even need a valid reason to kick you out it's their right to refuse service.

[@NolenClark]

I’m banned from going 100 feet around any school in 17 states

[@seventyseven658]

But if you are caught counting cards, you can get banned from that casino

[@davidkennedy1077]

Anyone who cons a casino deserves my utmost respect. All casinos do is con gamblers, so anyone getting their own back is fine by me. Gambling can be an addiction, and casinos are just taking advantage of people in EXACTLY the same way as a drug dealer does with an addict. Casinos and bookies ruin just as many lives (if not more) than a gun toting drug dealer!!! The only difference is drug dealers don't advertise on TV and online!!!

[@Zero2Hero]

While I certainly don't condone anything illegal, legalized gambling is among the many things that perplex me in our society. Then again, I also feel that people should be free to make their own choices in life. They know the consequences before they walk in. It's definitely a double edged sword.

[@davidkennedy1077]

Zero2Hero I know what it is to live with an addictive personality, and though my vice wasn't gambling I know people who are addicted to online gambling. I live in England and we have ads for online sites and betting shops on TV. As an addict I know it wouldn't be good to have temptation shoved in your face with glamorous adverts chipping away at your poor self control. It's a crappy life dealing with any addictions, believe me!!! But as long as our governments keep making money that's all that matters, forget about the people that suffer the consequences!!!

[@Zero2Hero]

Everyone has their vices, and I agree that addiction is a horrible thing to deal with, regardless of the poison.

[@tedosmundson7326]

Huh? Big Pharma advertises on TV every day and if the truth were known it would be declared a criminal activity. How is that you ask? People are being "programmed" by commercials for starters... Then consider pricing in the US compared to other countries... then consider 20% or more of big pharma drugs are really placebos... Their is more... So... who decides to walk into a casino? Answer... people that like to gamble... who is responsible for walking into a casino? Is it the casino or the gambler?

[@717jeezy]

@@tedosmundson7326 I absolutely agree with you but its still up to the person that has to walk in and has the freedom to make his own choice. But that choice wouldn't be available to make if the casino didn't present the opportunity to do so . At the end of the day , yes it's a double edged sword. You can't really justify it all on one party.

[@dynjarren7523]

Ivey didn’t cheat! He kept track of the cards in his head! How is that cheating?

[@somniumisdreaming]

Against house rules therefore cheating.

[@Bladeofwar94]

@@somniumisdreaming It's not cheating. Casinos just can't have a businesses without losers.

[@ShadowBanned-o_O]

Google it, he cheated.

[@fakhrussalhin3149]

@@ShadowBanned-o_O if he cheated then why isn't he in Jail?

[@ShadowBanned-o_O]

@@fakhrussalhin3149 Hell if I know, I'm not a lawyer. I know if you cheat in a casino like in Las Vegas they'll ether detain you and call the cops or tell you never to come back. Maybe because he's a "celebrity", or maybe because they found out after the fact. All I know is that he has to give the money back.

[@brandongriffith4255]

The one with Phil wasn't a scam. Him and the casino agreed on certain terms. And one of the terms allowed Phill and the person he was with at the time to look at the cards dealt, before placing a bet. The casino was sour because of what they allowed.

[@phdtobe]

Brandon Griffith Also, Ivey didn’t have the skill to do the edge sorting. He had a woman who sat with him and was able to do so and signal to him when he had an advantage.

[@jimmyrussel5606]

And Ivey didn’t face the lawsuit, he was the one that BROUGHT the lawsuit, because the Casino refused to pay him the $10 million.

[@crypastesomemore8348]

Brandon Griffith it’s cheating bro

[@chriswiseman5985]

The casino agreed to every one of Ivey’s request then reneged. Sad.

[@thebellcurve3437]

@@crypastesomemore8348 If it was cheating he would have been arrested because cheating is a felony.

[@shakesfirst2443]

Edge sorting isn't a scam. It's the casino's problem if they use cards that can be sorted by deviations.

[@markross699]

And the casino agreed to everything. Phil did _not_ cheat.

[@christianhare3393]

@@markross699 Phil Ivey didn't notice the card edges......he had a an accomplice. I worked at the Casino where it happened.....

[@RapMasterG]

He requested they used cards that he provided. And the casino obliged

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

@@RapMasterG "He requested they used cards that he provided. And the casino obliged" I'm not saying you're wrong, because I don't know. But that seems incredibly unlikely. Like an invitation to cheat. What is your source?

[@MrYosssup]

@@KZbinallowedmynametobestolen kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4SzdWSfjMisj7s

[@hanzohasashi5603]

"After 2 substantial winnings the casino called the police" LMFAO

[@punishr7]

There are a lot of comments concerning IVEY. What has not been mentioned is IVEY and the Casino had an arrangement prior to IVEY even playing. 1. Same decks, 2 Same Dealer, 3. IVEY had someone with him that was an expert in edge sorting. 4. His bets had to be a MIN of $5000 a hand, and he had to place several million in the casinos safe as collateral. This whole thing is a case of the casino agreeing to terms set by a high roller to get them into the casino, with the player agreeing to the casinos term of funds and min bets. IVEY simply made the bets, his edge sorting pro did the work.

[@ReuvenF957]

In defense of Phil Ivey, he was never arrested by the casino commission and -- although it exploited a weakness in the casino system -- it is NOT cheating and NOT illegal. The fact that he lost the suit and could not recover his winnings just proves the casino has better lawyers or that the commission couldn't let this go. Phil Ivey is not a cheat and did nothing illegal

[@JohnSmith-yg9dv]

Part you left out was Ivey didnt edge sort, his companion was doing the edge sorting

[@ReuvenF957]

@@JohnSmith-yg9dv Where did you hear THAT? There are other vids where Ivey says that he was "exploiting an edge to even the house odds". True, that doesn't mean he wasn't doing it with help. But He did the edge sorting on casinos in England and other places as well. Question: Are you saying that he ALWAYS had someone else doing it? I hold Ivey in such high regard that I figured it was him doing the "counting" and the math and the work. (Btw, thanks for keeping it civil. Some comments get "out of hand" language-wise.)

[@JohnSmith-yg9dv]

@@ReuvenF957 yes, a lady named sun, she was the person trained to read the cards, this is old news for anyone who plays poker or gambles, shes even named in the lawsuit with borgata that has been brought up on appeal after judges ruling. And dome people on social media are uneducated morons that can not express themselves in a civil manner, its disgusting

[@ReuvenF957]

@@JohnSmith-yg9dv Hmm. How 'bout that? Still, I didn't hear that either one them got arrested; just not allowed back into the casinos. Thanks again for not being one of the "uneducated morons".

[@JohnSmith-yg9dv]

@@ReuvenF957 that's bc they didmt get arrested, actually the first trial they were ordered to pay 10mil or so back the judge said they did not cheat but they broke a nj gambling law where the house should always have the advantage, read this if interested www.uspoker.com/blog/phil-ivey-borgata-ruling/22489/

[@johnmek4244]

Taft didn't cheat, it was a computer that played very well. They made a law after, that it wasn't allowed.

[@MrViperfan577]

But yet the guy that memories patterns on the cards is considered cheating total bs hypocrites

[@chicco5033]

@@MrViperfan577 he asked for that specific deck of cards, a specific dealer and he played with a friend who got banned from multiple casinos for scams. He used his popularity to scam them basically.

[@cr5678]

Most of these are really inaccurate or just don’t explain the real story at all.

[@jimmyliz9221]

Christopher Rule seriously

[@nichmon3221]

The heists fascinate me that people can come up so many creative ideas. I love games too.

[@Nick-jb4xi]

#7 is wrong. Ivey lost his lawsuit because they asked the dealer to rotate cards. The casinos want to call edge-sorting cheating, but the courts disagree.

[@senecaryan4155]

I don’t get why the Rosselli brothers aren’t number one on this list instead of dead last. Over 30+ million stolen and both of them never caught? Perfect heist. Literally.

[@gastonbell108]

Because it was identity theft, not really related to gambling. The scammers had contacts in Las Vegas to help them ID rich "whales" who gambled a lot and thus wouldn't notice right away if they got ripped off; they then stole their identities and used them to open new lines of credit (which they then liquidated into cash somehow).

[@suraceryan]

Ivy wasn’t just edge sorting. He literally requested they used a certain brand of cards that he knew had this defect and requested they cannot change the cards while he’s playing. Had it just been random cards at the casino that he was able to do edge counting, I don’t think he would have lost that lawsuit. At the time, edge counting was not considered cheating however the casino has the right to not let you play. But they would have had to pay out.

[@MrViperfan577]

That guy that was accused for memorizing patterns on the cards is complete bs should have been let go with his winnings the casino should be held responsible and replace their cards.

[@joew8013]

If you read into it it gets even more fucked up, he basically told them he would be doing it. It’s called edge sorting and they were just pissed he won

[@chicco5033]

Yeah he could do it because he used his influence to get what he wanted. The deck of cards he wanted so he could cheat easily, a dealer that may be involved but ot has not been proven and to play with a well known casino scammer that got banned multiple times. So yeah, the casino was really dumb but Ivey cheated. Would you play a poker cash game with him now? I bet his friends wouldn't.

[@MrViperfan577]

@@chicco5033 card counting is not cheating it is being smarter than the casino

[@chicco5033]

@@MrViperfan577 he didn't count cards, inform yourself before talking. Come and try to count cards at my casino and see what happens lol. It's not illegal. It's not tolerated either. In our house, we dictate the rules if u card count u are out easy as that.

[@joew8013]

Chicco I wouldn’t play poker with a professional anyway, and if he lost they would have no issue taking his money so why shouldn’t they pay out

[@erneschancaracut4504]

I did card counting on Black Jack and won over $400,000 And took off and went to another casino And a week later I got beaten up so badly

[@robertbates6249]

on a six deck shoe??

[@Relaxme0077]

Can you teach me. I’ll pay 🙏🏽❤️

[@tonykshaziri452]

Scamming Scammers is a good thing👌

[@717jeezy]

In Phil Ivey's case, he had negotiated the terms of the game before hand. He requested that a specific deck of cards be used and a dealer of his choice and play for a set amount of time which they agreed to both since he deposited the cash he would play with up front. They figured that regardless of the stipulations that Ivey would still lose but he didn't. They knew that he would edge sort the cards but went alone with it anyway. They must've figured that if he lost , good for the casino. If he won , they'll take him to court claiming he cheated and recoup the money they lost knowing they'd win the lawsuit since the casinos are in business with the governments and have the best lawyers. They must've been really salty that he had swindled them at their own hustle. But it's not like they would've gave him his money back had he lost by saying the game wasn't fair so therefore doesn't count. Ivey beat them for millions and they couldn't take it. So they cry about it to big brother government. Fucking pieces of hippo shit they are!!!

[@rambo4156]

He thought he was slick teaming up with that girl like he was sooo smart on some secret mission, how’d that work out

[@Comet-pl7zv]

Bro turn down the background music

[@nowyouseeme6832]

Lets take a moment to give this video a thumbs down and dont subscribe

[@graphicdesignersteam3191]

Richard Isidro Check out this method kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5SwfKqNm9pgh6c

[@eldridgejoseph7385]

That was very entertaining👍👍

[@supermodel1276]

Merry Christmas every one

[@paulskopic5844]

Don't you just hate it when someone scams a casino.

[@leodante2874]

No, not really.

[@Jemme98]

Phil ivey thing isn't really what happened, he actually asked for a specific deck and a Asian dealer that 2 different casinos agreed to. Edge swording isn't cheating because the casino can choose to have other decks

[@biggawinnacrapsa3870]

What the fuck is edge swording?

[@robertlulek1634]

How can edge sorting work when you have to bet before the cards come out how would they know what cards what coming out of the shoe without seeing them??

[@OriginsExplained]

Great video!

[@Zero2Hero]

Thank you! I definitely appreciate you checking it out!

[@theywillkillyou]

These are impressive!

[@Zero2Hero]

Totally!

[@endertrix8542]

Number 12: cock-

[@aclassact32]

Fact check for your Phil Ivey story - He was not edge sorting. His partner sitting at the table with him was and signaling to him. His partner was an Asian woman who was well trained in edge sorting, Phil does not posses this talent. His contribution to the scam was being able to have the game rules slightly modified to make the game more conducive to reading the edges, this was because of his hi--roller status.

[@cr5678]

You literally DIDNT even say what number 2 did, you literally only said that he was a locksmith, didn’t say if he broke into anything or what he did.

[@joshh6922]

Exactly my thoughts.

[@rockabillly88]

He said slot machines

[@RicTic66]

It's a difficult one to explain without giving away the knowledge to someone who is likely to try his techniques. In the 70s when I was about 17 we had a locksmith friend who taught us a number of scams on how to defraud slot machines. From removing a selected rivet so a 6inch length of wire coat hanger could be used to trip the coin insert resulting in free plays as long as you wanted. On other machines by picking the lock on the side of the machine you could access the mechanism that stored your winnings in the bank, again careful maneuvering of a longer piece of wire would short the counter resulting in the bank total increasing rapidly. This was a tricky move though, shorting the counter for more than a second or two resulted in the bank's total reaching an astronomical amount and you'd have to leave quickly before the security caught you. Also waving a length of coat hanger around in the back of a machine full of electrical components and wires led to a few shocking experiences

[@robertbates6249]

@@RicTic66 ok so what happens when you hit over 1199? Didn't he have to wait for payouts and W-2's

[@BM-ht9xk]

grabbing $16,000,000 from rigging slot machines over a 22-year period then got caught,jailed and came back w updated method in digital era.. friend ratted him and jailed again.. think died in jail..

[@ypsilondaone]

Some of the stuff isnt really cheating. Like Phil Ivey and number 1.

[@rangers16907]

Totally agree they fuked him for being a clever guy

[@Saracinderallasushis]

Nora Die H0e Right, if Ivy cheated, they for sure would have had him charged. But more or less the courts said it was unfair would Ivey did. The brains behind this story was a chubby Asian woman, named Sun. She used Phil as her big player, and the casinos being stupid gave them the keys to the house, the casinos deserved to have their money taken, dumb shits.

[@Saracinderallasushis]

Badge Man Scamming someone doesn't make illegal, government does it all the time.

[@dougkleen9917]

@Badge Man no Ivey beat the system but he didnt cheat so no scam.

[@peterschiff4236]

@@Saracinderallasushis didnt the dealer rotate cards for him so he could tell which were the high cards?

[@TrudyPatootie]

Phil Ivey is NOT a cheat. He is a brilliant force in poker to be reckoned with.

[@BirdSpyAustralia]

I feel a lot of this information is just wrong or missing. 🙁

[@bradnerling7156]

Long live the human spirit. F all the corporate casinos that can legally screw you out of your money.

[@TonyfromBham]

‘Great video, but the Phil Ivey segment is greatly oversimplified and not accurate.

[@toddmastrianna1780]

Am I the only one who didn't get how the scammer made his money on most of these? None of this was explained clearly....sheesh

[@danny208YT]

The contacts and special ink are being used to this day. Great for blackjack. Sucks for the people getting screwed in poker

[@Bad_Badger]

Love this video!

[@Zero2Hero]

That's awesome! I'm glad to hear that!

[@r.t.1942]

funny i didnt think it was a crime to memorize cards to ur advantage , damn casinos are thieves

[@largol33t1]

The Ivey scam is still partly the casino's fault for not using a fresh pack at such a high stakes game. They got lazy. Ivey should have been allowed to keep some of his winnings.

[@wsopisajokejones8418]

Ivey exploited a defect and the Gambling commision has the final words in most cases. Ivy wont go hungry either. He has tried a few tricks in other games noting defects and its kinda shady for a world class player to lose respect doing anything non straight up. He does not have to cheat he's to good for that

[@alexcn23]

C'mon KZbin! 5 Commercial breaks in a 10 minute video? This is getting RIDICULOUS!

[@shemmy95]

scroll to the end, wait for it to end and replay it. Or if you are on pc install adblock

[@ebojfmdboojoh4023]

How did the blackjack machine work exactly. Did the machine record the cards

[@paulcoover7057]

Casino wins, they call it gambling, they lose they cry foul.

[@stephenrichardson6015]

20 years ago I visited Australia from New Zealand where I live when I came back I played a slot machine in a bar and put an Australian $1 coin in by mistake but the machine accepted it and gave me credit of $2 for it. The weight of the Australian coin must have weighed the same as our New Zealand coin. The exchange rate was about the same so mate and I organised a mate in Australia to change $20,000 to $1 coins, he had to visit plenty of banks to do it. Then we shipped the coins back home through a relation who worked in freight forwarding company. Once here we hit the bars putting the Aussie coins in to around $500 a machine then got paid out as once machines hit $500 they don't cash out in coins. Operator pays you cash and deletes the credits on the machine back to zero. Only took 2 days to double our money. Lot of work but fun doing it. Just felt sorry for the players after cashing out winnnings and getting Aussie $1 coins not New Zealand $2 ones. Didn't make a fortune but still a scam that we pulled off.

[@717jeezy]

Good for you !! I applaud anyone who manages to beat the system. For they are very corrupt and don't give a dam about the common folk.

[@cjbaerastafa5421]

Dont feel bad. If that player was smart they would be able to do the same thing you did with the $1 coins

[@stephenrichardson6015]

@Black Knight we did most of it outside our City so we wouldn't be seen again in the bars we hit.

[@godhedsmanden]

I don't often say cool story and mean it

[@godhedsmanden]

but I just did

[@estetony]

The casino wants to be the only ones to “legally gamble” while we can’t on the street, and they don’t want us counting. Looks like some bs to me

[@tattooedbert]

any one els notice the 9 of clubs at 11:34?

[@waynegee2484]

How did you spot that, you must be an edge sorter lol

[@benoitcrevier8861]

the deck was rigged to get a misdeal

[@alecmajor9]

This channel doesn’t explain anything, just to not do work and put some dedication in it.

[@ChicagoDefense]

I learned nothing from this video

[@nathandust]

You should do one on Mike Postle Poker Cheat

[@iyana8234]

He should do a video just on poker cheaters

[@joehsu2454]

So if I drive but the wheels are slightly off in either manufacturing or alignment and cause uneven wear and tear or accident, I can sue?

[@Knuck88]

You completely mis reported Phil Iveys edge sorting case. He asked for the specific decks used in rotation requested an Asian dealer, among other requests. All that the casino granted.

[@Tiggerpepper]

Trying to get financial freedom via gambling 🎰 will lead to bankruptcy.

[@ungwungboozia8797]

Casino calls cops because gamblers are winning. Who's the real criminal

[@gswdeclan]

#9 is the most genius one. To get 1/6 on a roulette spin... damn.

[@wayneermine1599]

A casino can't be scammed but any casino can scam anyone

[@CptSlow89]

Dennis is a god!

[@Viper6-MotoVlogger]

Man, some of those techniques were brilliant.

[@Zero2Hero]

Evil Geniuses, I guess! LOL

[@biggawinnacrapsa3870]

The absolute best scam (until they got caught) was the hollowed-out 3 chip stack of blacks. It was a real $100 chip on top of a hollow short cylinder that looked exactly like 3 $100 chips. The dealer was in on it, and when the player lost a hand, the dealer would collect the hollow stack, put it in his rack and it will 'fill' with 2 other $100 chips. The next time the player won a hand, he'd get paid $300 for the 100 he lost before. All night, playing, getting paid 3 for one - they KILLED. I don't know if they ended up GETTING killed, it WAS back in the day.

[@robertbates6249]

chips as you probably know have RFID chips in them

[@gk10002000]

card marking is more easy than you may think. Stand by for RFID hacking and reading, not to mention inside cheating and relaying the RFID outputs to compatriots

[@paulroos8658]

Leave the table to inform the others of the card values? By the time u left the table the hand would be over, i just dont get it

[@ghilasouguemat6241]

i thought of the same thing

[@24pavlo]

If there was no law against using computers, it wasn't a criminal activity, was it?

[@vart7767]

When you win at slots and they claim the machine malfunctioned and they take away your prize how do we know when the the machine is malfunctioning when the house wins?

[@shantube75]

Phil Ivy didn't edge sort, he had an accomplice. He settled out of court in the US, and is still appealing in UK.

[@mikefrawley6635]

Who goes to jail when the casino scams me?

[@TheSerbianNinja]

Card counting actually isnt against any rules or illegal. Nor is it illegal for the casino to "refuse you service" or kick you out. They cant take your chips tho

[@Brandon9thstr33t]

Ivy case is total bs. If a player can pay that much attention to details of the deck and to the game? Its not his fault, it's the casinos for being careless about their decks. What a fuckin scam. They earn millions and millions a year but when this guy wins his money fair he's called a "cheater." Fuck that casino.

[@bradnerling7156]

All these people are gods. Like I said before. Long live the human spirit and determination

[@InsaneCuriosity]

That s shocking ! Great video

[@Zero2Hero]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nazrisaat78]

Stop gambling and drinking alcohol because its ruin your life..

[@sylver7574]

What about RNG casino scam? Is the police not doing anything about this scam?

[@noiricha]

#7 card memorizing should not be considered illegal - all the materials are the casino's and the player used nothing but his mind.

[@dave7701]

All casinos will scam you. It's known that slots are all computerized and don't pay out until they gain a certain percentage. Table games are also a big scam, dealers take classes in how to count cards, trick you and there's even some magician skills they take classes for on high end tables. Seen it , worked in Casinos for over 20years.

[@ruthlessCsL]

I cheated at the casino once, and my gf broke up with me. It cost me $200.

[@billnunley1470]

After the 4th ad in less than 4 mins, I turned it off

[@straight_flizzy]

You consider YoutTube Premium, it’s about $12/mo no ads!

[@rockabillly88]

Fuck ads

[@ianmacpherson2106]

Very interesting. As casinos are just legalized criminal businesses, its no wonder people will try to defeat them. When you offer game that are already fixed in the house's favour, do you blame them for trying? Using your brain for observing cards, counting cards and then being banned for that skill...is the criminal act.

[@disguiseddog1285]

Casino's are a business. They are not there to make people happy, they are there to make money. Its people who cant control themselves.

[@francisfriel1242]

You and the casinos are wrong about edge sorting being "a scam". The casino chose to use cards that had anomalies, not the player. The player just took advantage of that fact. This is not a scam, this is an advantage, like card counting, which is also not cheating.

[@UnjoyerPlays]

Can you turn the music up? I can almost understand what you are saying in the video.

[@errolbest1991]

I guess the House doesn't always win after all. ..

[@BrooklynBalla]

The Phil Ivey one is ridiculous.How could that be ruled cheating?

[@robertbates6249]

ok learn me on this...Ivey played a game where you make your bets BEFORE the cards are dealt. How can edge sorting be used? Maybe I'm just really stupid

[@Mebirduwine]

How did they figure out he was looking at the back of the cards? He must of told someone (pillow talk) and they said something

[@TheShadow-dl1ep]

Edge Sorting istn a scam. Ivey didnt manipulate or alter the cards/game in anyway.

[@DudeMcAwesome]

He also negotiated with Borgata to set the conditions on which he would play in their casino, all of which they agreed to.

[@bigballer6105]

I do not know how these people get there ginormous balls through the casino doors without notice.

[@McMoidart]

Personally I applaud their ambition, personally if I had scammed a million bucks that would do me!

[@CommonCentrist82]

Casinos spend billions of dollars trying to combat scammers. If they are dumb enough to use faulty decks, shame on them. Edge sorting just exposes their weakness. It isn't a scam it just gives certain players an advantage. I personally don't believe that counting cards is a scam either. It's just an advantage that few players have.

[@tedosmundson7326]

You have to be a fool to risk your personal freedom and reputation by ripping off a casino.

[@fastpace101]

Reputation? They make movies out of best scammers...

[@tedosmundson7326]

And what happens to those that get caught scamming real casinos... not the Hollywood make believe movies you speak of?

[@keiaccountkhongsai7788]

I think no. 7 is not a cheating.. They a jealous of him, so they caught him as a cheater

[@GaryMillyz]

#1- What did the f'ing machine DOOOOO??? Are you DENSE?????

[@darron614]

Exactly... wtf could the computer do that could help him in blackjack unless it gave him xray vision to see the dealers hole card??

[@Australiantourforyourdog]

Lastly so old mate at end made hall of fame for openly gaming them, lol....... cheers mate for upload..

[@1.354]

number 10 should have been number one

[@joeellison-z2n]

Pretty neat!! N

[@Theonegov]

They look through your eyes - they listen through your ears - they read your mind - nsa remote neural monitoring -

[@theyoyoyuyu1]

what is the song playing up until 1:37

[@marcusngwt]

Why do I have to watch 6 ads just to finish this video? That is ridiculous

[@JoseLopez-hh6fp]

The Casinos were in on that first one. Called them loses, saved on taxes, kept the money.

[@danielcooke9974]

how bout no. asking for sub and like before the vid ends

[@717jeezy]

Lol I say the same thing every time they demand you to sub and like . Perhaps if they suggested that I consider subbing and liking at the end of the video, then I might do so. But if they demand it , then I demand them to suck a hippo's left nut and then I'll give them a sub and like . Heck I'd even give them a sub and like on all my emails 😂😂😂

[@PaperBagMan884]

This makes me mad. When casinos cheat, it's called business (yes, hosting games with odds in the favor of the house IS definitely cheating). When players do the same thing, they're thrown in prison like they just killed someone...

[@tombruigom7639]

Phil Ivey was smart, not dishonest.