Vegas Casino Boss Rates 7 Casino Heists In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider
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Рік томуCasino boss Brian Stanton rates seven casino-heist scenes in movies and television for realism.
He discusses the accuracy of various casino scams and gambling thieves depicted in "Casino" (1995), starring Robert De Niro; "Ocean's Eleven" (2001), with Brad Pitt and George Clooney; and "Ocean's Thirteen" (2007). He also comments on blackjack, poker, and card counting scenes in "The Hangover" (2009), starring Zach Galifianakis and Bradley Cooper, as well as "The Cooler" (2003). Stanton analyzes how casino security deals with cheaters in "3000 Miles to Graceland" (2001) and "Croupier" (1998).
Stanton is a casino boss and director of table games for Station Casinos in Las Vegas. He has over 20 years in the gaming industry and game security.
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Vegas Casino Boss Rates 7 Casino Heists In Movies And TV | How Real Is It? | Insider
@oscarrr6 Рік тому
"There's no secret bunker anywhere." That's exactly what I would say if I had a secret bunker at my casino.
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@gunsofaugust1971 Рік тому
I understand tongue-in-cheek, but if you truly believe this than reality does not exist for you.
@kennywilkinson913 Рік тому
@@gunsofaugust1971 Is that like a triple negative or do you just talk in riddles? Wouldn't be very secret would it, I'm sure the government isn't stealing and doesn't have secret bunkers either.
@gunsofaugust1971 Рік тому
@@kennywilkinson913 That is a big leap. From any particular casino to the government (Federal I assume). You sought out a video attempting to figure out how realistic certain scenes are. When given a reasonable explaination by an expert, you choose to negate it with a standard conspiratorial phrase.
@kennywilkinson913 Рік тому
@@gunsofaugust1971 I didn't seek out nothing, UKposts is for watching content and enjoying it. Not arguing with utter strangers about totally invalid points. I suppose prisoners digging tunnels to escape only happens in movies as well, not like el chapo built one with a train track from inside his cell in real life. I'm sure these casinos keep all their cash in a room above ground level, you're totally right. 👀 They probably don't even lock the door
@sagganuts18 Рік тому
“Card counting is not illegal, but you’re beating us at the game so we’re not gonna let you play anymore”
@Xalerdane Рік тому
Well yeah, casinos don’t want _anybody_ to win, because they only make a profit from people losing. The only reason they don’t rig everything to make it completely impossible for people to win is because the Government won’t let them.
@sagganuts18 Рік тому
@@Xalerdane I mean obviously. That line is just hilarious to me because of how clearly it demonstrates that casinos are rigged.
@DOC_951 Рік тому
That isn’t even what he said… you can’t make a point by inventing a quote that wasn’t even said.
@sussybakagaming2613 Рік тому
@@DOC_951, that is ultra similar to what he said, but I guess you didn't watch the video.
@lookatthisbizarre2940 Рік тому
@@DOC_951 its exactly what he said and it is ridicolous. Also is card counting really that strong like what are your ods if your really good at it?
@1997Awesomedude Рік тому
I love the idea that "it's frowned upon" to be good at the game of blackjack, not cheating, just literally being straight up more skilled than the rest of the table
@martinwakefield8138 11 місяців тому
yeah because the casino can't screw you over
@JohnOhkumaThiel 11 місяців тому
It's basically a risk management decision.
@anthonyd507 7 місяців тому
Yes sir! And take it from me. You WILL be politely walked to cash out after being told you aren’t welcome at the location 😂. Happened to me ONCE. Out of dozens of casinos. Also, when I asked why I was being removed they politely skirted the question. Basically, it’s private property and we don’t want you here anymore lol.
@Justdont693 3 місяці тому
Well it’s not better than the rest of the table. You’re not playing against the other people at the table. Just the dealer.
@hyu8826 19 днів тому
@@Justdont693I disagree. You do have to be careful with other players because some play really badly. I played with an Italian woman that kept hitting small cards until she busted on high cards and kept doing it multiple times in a row. Lost all the players money when the dealer was hitting a bunch of high cards in a row
@liamroarke7991 Рік тому
Whenever someone involved with a casino says, "We don't do that", I immediately don't believe them.
@RedFail1-1 9 місяців тому
Because you’ve been conditioned by society to view casinos as “the bad guy” even though that isn’t true. Media and society like to portray them as an evil money grubbing entity, simply because people lose money there. That just doesn’t fly. A casino is a place for entertainment. You go there to have fun, and gamble if you want to. No one who has ever lost money in a casino has lost it due to outside forces. People choose to gamble, people choose to use their money there. It’s not the casino, it’s the player. People don’t know when to quit, or just not gamble in the first place. But whenever anyone loses money for any reason they have to blame someone/something else, never themselves.
@IAmUnderscore 6 місяців тому
@@RedFail1-1Casinos manipulate people to gamble. Is it solely the Casino’s fault? No, but they are absolutely partly responsible for a lot of life-ruining addictions.
@TheHockey991 6 місяців тому
@@IAmUnderscoreSo if I've never gambled before and I don't plan to, how would I be manipulated to gamble? I'm actually curious.
@IAmUnderscore 6 місяців тому
@@TheHockey991 I'm not a psychologist and I don't know who you are. But it is a fact that casinos spend a lot of time on ensuring people stay as long as possible and spend as much money as possible by doing things such as: removing all clocks and windows, offering free food and drink to customers who their systems profile as potential big spenders, et cetera. It is completely ridiculous of anyone to assert that casinos aren't a dirty, money grubbing business.
@TheHockey991 6 місяців тому
@@IAmUnderscore They are as much of a dirty money grubbing business as any other business, I think that's what the guy was trying to stay. Yes, they try to get you to keep playing once you choose to start, but if you don't start gambling you won't lose money. People get addicted to gambling just as they get addicted to alcohol, or other drugs.
@Cosmic1900 8 місяців тому
12:20 It doesn't matter how realistic or unrealistic the casino security, storage, or heist of Ocean's 11 is. It's impossible simply because in order for them to 'walk out' with 160 million dollars, each one of Ocean's crew would have to carry over 300 pounds (136 kg) of cash. That's assuming it was all in 100 dollar bills.
@tertiaritus 7 місяців тому
Even if they're just taking half of that, it's gonna be a doozy to carry
@rahulbk6300 6 місяців тому
Maybe they didn’t miss leg day
@UpYourArsenal 6 місяців тому
10's of millions of USD would make me superhuman for two minutes, I'm sure of it.
@eeshanmishra5173 5 місяців тому
True I saw someone saying the same about the people sprinting during a heist in Heat with bags of money
@wotmate3719 2 місяці тому
Jeez, you‘re right. I just calculated it to prove you wrong, but yes, $160m weighs A LOT.
@keithlyle Рік тому
I was the 21 dealer in "the Hangover", and I worked in a casino (Venetian) at the time. I was in the business for almost 25 years. I have to say that our scene was more realistic than you give it credit. The movie is a farce, so of course some of it isn't real, like all the attention on the table. But the dealer calling out "splitting fives" is exactly what we do when something strange happens. The scene is so realistic, that you had to point out the pit boss & floorman wouldn't hide their mouths, which is true. But nitpicking. I'd like to be the expert on these casino things.
@Situaties Рік тому
Ok Keith, no one cares.
@Kuukeksi Рік тому
OK Keith, I care thank you.
@Joze1090 Рік тому
Thanks for your input, Keith. Very interesting!
@ijust96 Рік тому
I also care, thanks Keith
@jamesxiong6420 Рік тому
Keith, I care
@moffjerjerrod1579 Рік тому
The one thing in heist movies that absolutely cracks me up every time is that the robbers will walk in in a stolen uniform, or dressed like Elvis etc, with their face fully in view, then walk right up to a surveillance camera, then the viewer sees the robber character on the camera screen looking DIRECTLY into the camera and THEN the camera gets spray painted. The robber has walked past who knows how many cameras already, and then looks into a camera from two feet away and then spray paints one? Come on. 🤨🙄
@omrilapidot6770 Рік тому
These are special memory erasure sprays, similar technology to the ones used by MIB.
@OVRxNxOUT Рік тому
I don’t think the reason for the spray paint after having already been observed on camera is necessarily to hide identity. But since it is Hollywood we’re talking about here, the camera gets painted just as the observer is looking away for them to then look back, notice there’s no “feed”, they do the whole ‘tap the screen’ cliché, then do the, “eh whatever”, right before kicking their feet up on the desk & burying themselves back into the magazine or newspaper.
@moffjerjerrod1579 Рік тому
@@OVRxNxOUT Maybe so. Guards/sentries in movies are the absolutely dumbest people on the planet, in every movie.
@187btokes Рік тому
It's hilarious because spray painting a camera does nothing. They still have the tape. I saw a semi old British bit once where they sprayed the camera and then the security guard on the other end suddenly gets paint spray paint shooting through the monitor into his eyes
@ZafrasF Рік тому
The people watching the cameras would have been distracted by his Elvis outfit just like Superman was able to hide his identity with only a pair of glasses.
@Zanockthael Рік тому
18 years ago, I was a croupier in a moderately sized London casino for a couple of years and our security room was more or less a broom closet just off the entrance to the game floor. It was just about large enough for 2 people to sit inside it. They were still able to cover our 20+ gaming tables from that quite small set up though. That security room at 1:37 is pretty absurd.
@danieljohn560 6 місяців тому
I worked surveillance and wished our surveillance room looked like that haha. You're right, its generally a dark dusty room thats not appealing to spend 12 hours in at all.
@ickess Рік тому
I used to fix the machines in casinos that act like atms, break bills or to cash out you winnings with. Every time I worked on a machine I had a security guard, cage manager and they had to announce it to the the back office security who were watching on camera. Also had to have a gaming license.
@tonyberk94121 Рік тому
Casino really sets the bar for realism. When DeNiro walks by the craps table and fixes the tokes so they are offset, it just made me so glad.
@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 11 місяців тому
lol, "fixes" That movie has a lot of good moments, but DeNiro's chip-handling in that scene was hideously bad.
@tertiaritus 7 місяців тому
What does it do that they're offset?
@Justdont693 3 місяці тому
And the cattleprod and torture scene. Really happened. If you watch history buffs review of casino. They go over the true story behind the movie. And it’s 9.5/10 when it comes to historical accuracy.
@eternyti Рік тому
"you can gain an advantage, and so it's frowned upon." of course it's frowned upon, the house wants to keep their advantage...
@jawstrock2215 Рік тому
someone is actually winning? can't possibly have that!
@r0bw00d Рік тому
@@jawstrock2215 "Well, if someone broke the bank, then the casino would have to close, since it would no longer have the necessary funds to payout the rest of the winners. It's selfish and egotistical, really, for winners to keep on going." ---- Casino manager, probably
@glycerosfournaris2512 Рік тому
That's why the casinos in England withhold Phil Ivey's winnings, in the millions, cause he exploited their deck to his advantage!!
@CyanPhoenix_ Рік тому
Steven Bridges has an awesome series on him learning to card count and going around the US as part of a team. super fascinating if you're interested!
@madisonlink7141 Рік тому
Card counting is statistic, so when ignorant people catch on that you win more than you lose, they can just bet the way you bet, and also win more than they lose. The casino doesn't really care that one person is winning money, because that happens all the time. The casino does care when everyone starts winning, and the blackjack table turns into a losing operation.
@kanishkaveediyabandara3028 Рік тому
Man, I cannot get enough of this series. Please keep this up!
@jonslg240 Рік тому
I love this series too along with their how crime works one.. I also love how the dude says right at the beginning "nowadays we don't do that" so then yeah, he used to do it 😂😂
@herestoyoudoc Рік тому
The count room skim scheme in "Casino" was based on a real thing, but there's a lot about how that worked which was condensed and dramatized for the film. The real skim was crazy-elaborate--involved false walls that they'd use to hide the skim money, and then someone not related with the count room at all would find another way to get inside the wall and harvest the skim. It definitely did not entail a "fat f--k walking out with a suitcase". Also the skim mostly involved coins rather than paper money, because the coins were generally sorted and then weighed on balances, and by slipping in fake weights it was quite easy to cook the books. But that would've been too difficult even for Scorcese to adapt, so the process was simplified for the film. The book the film was based on tells the true story of the skim--it's a very short read and I highly recommend it.
@Suplyndmnd 11 місяців тому
What is the book?
@herestoyoudoc 11 місяців тому
@@Suplyndmnd "Casino: Love and Honor in Las Vegas" by Nicholas Pileggi, who also wrote "Wiseguy", which was adapted into "Goodfellas".
@ScottsSynthStuff 11 місяців тому
I worked at implementing cash management systems in casinos all over the US & Canada, including many large Las Vegas casinos, and spent much time in the cages and count rooms. The only thing I can't speak to is the surveillance rooms - NOBODY is allowed in there except surveillance staff. Everything this guy says is 100% correct. Those movies are ridiculous.
@thatb5469 10 місяців тому
I work in a surveillance room and it's just a dark room with a lot of screens up. And usually we are always watching a game or dealing with bullshit
@mechanomics2649 6 місяців тому
The movies are just that, movies. They aren't documentaries. Creative liberties are going to be taken. It's fine.
@saturnv2419 Рік тому
Cannot wait for the 3rd episode of why there are no ditches.
@zackrum Рік тому
We need more ditch guy!!
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@rdm9991 Рік тому
That teacher was so excited about ditches that he persuaded me to build a couple around my house. Works good against annoying neighbours totally recommended
@ricardocanonico3430 Рік тому
@@rdm9991 Don't forget to stock up on flaming arrows.
@Pseedholm Рік тому
Bald Jon Favreau is a casino supervisor
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@joeyvindictive3552 Рік тому
Lmao it does sound like him 🤣
@S0LIDSNEK Рік тому
Yep came to see if anyone else noticed in the comments.
@opanami7 Рік тому
Fun fact, I once moved furniture for the guy who was the son of the real life person played by Don Rickles character in Casino. Just a random gig off of Craiglist back in like 2009-2010 or so. He paid us really well.
@user-gu5ce2fz7i 8 місяців тому
Man, I cannot get enough of this series. Please keep this up!. Loved this! The expert kept it so real!.
@ChrisJones-os2og Рік тому
These videos are great! We need more! Thank u Insider!
@whycuds Рік тому
Loved this! The expert kept it so real!
@baldisaerodynamic9692 Рік тому
in a vegas count room (in small casinos/bars) there is a specific time and day for the counts to take place. specific items must be worn, only specific persons are allowed in, there are specific procedures to counting and each person has a specific role, and 2 people have to recount each stacker can, and then a third person has to verify as well after the count.
@Maazzzo Рік тому
Love this series, thanks.
@djjam9073 Рік тому
I worked on a river boat casino in Missouri way back. I worked in hard and soft count. One of the best jobs I had.
@ADHGoblin 10 місяців тому
Working security at a casino this is a great video. There's so many things in check to keep a lot of these things from happening.
@zackrum Рік тому
2:54 another thing about casinos are if someone were to win a big amount like that it would stop table play completely while the pit boss came, checked, verified, counted, etc
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@andrewj9831 Рік тому
Yes...I have seen where they do this....or if they want to cool a hot table....checking ID's of anyone under 60 (LOL), tidy up the craps table, etc... All they have to do is slow the pace of the game
@adamcavanaugh4940 Рік тому
I was surprised by the little security details in Vegas. Looking at the cover for the chips it was locked with an Abloy Protec 2 lock. Something exotic, expensive and difficult to pick.
@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 11 місяців тому
LPL could handle it. 😆
@JK-Handyman Рік тому
Id never play at a casino. The odds are stacked against you and this guy just said if your winning they will ask you to leave because "your actions to hot for us". ohhhh well your actions too cold, i won't be wasting my money at a scam business.
@RDJ134 Рік тому
Great inside on how things work behind the scenes :)
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@DSzaks Рік тому
Of course a casino executive would say they don't beat people up in the back room.... anymore :P
@jpotter2086 7 днів тому
The hardware store "KEEP OUT" sign is hilarious :D
@BlueProphet7 Рік тому
The claim that camera-less backrooms don't exist anymore is a flat out lie and I think he knows it. The channel on youtube where a guy goes around counting cards to see what happens proves it. He literally gets taken to a back room. They don't hurt him, but they are physically intimidating him and threatening him. It does still happen and there's no way a professional doesn't know it still happens.
@rustzz8 Рік тому
My uncle was a cooler at the Virgin River Casino in Mesquite Nevada back in the late 90's into the 2000's. I wanted to play at his table and he told me no you do not.
@tracymeunier326 Рік тому
Great job! This was very interesting!
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@ln14517 Рік тому
It’s important to keep in mind how much Las Vegas has changed to a what it is today. There is no more mafia and vendettas, it’s all corporations and Disney.
@claytonberg721 Рік тому
Disney is a mafia. But yes.
@ahriman935 Рік тому
So... nothing's changed pretty much, just names.
@ashleighelizabeth5916 Рік тому
@@ahriman935 a bit less violence and murder but just as much robbing and stealing...
@kparsa1 2 місяці тому
I recently started binge watching Las Vegas and I kind of giggle after seeing these experts talk about how things really work.
@DavidLLambertmobile Рік тому
The big shoot out, robbery in 3000 Miles From Graceland was +. Very cool 😎 for the 2000s.
@Nick5k5 Рік тому
Good info. Cool video
@naiastra 5 місяців тому
somehow very validating to hear that Casino is accurate in its depiction of... a casino. excellent movie, happy to hear it's realistic, too!
@kevinfish9469 8 місяців тому
"you can't learn card counting in a day" Yes you can.
@portnerlaw3042 Місяць тому
Not very well. Not in a day.
@code-dredd Рік тому
The funny aspect is casinos putting the work to get a statistical advantage over players, but frowning upon and removing players that put in the work to beat the odds without cheating.
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@keithlyle Рік тому
Exactly. They have it calculated that After about 4 hours of gambling, just about every player will be losing. The advantage is how they make their money. If they allow a player to have the advantage, that's like giving their product away.
@JustGrowingUp84 Рік тому
Another fantastic video with a very interesting guest.
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@tims4502 8 місяців тому
5:20 - I like to picture an alternate scene where Count von Count from Sesame Street is in the count room. “One, one dollar. Two, two dollars. Muah ha ha ha ha”
@aangelcg Рік тому
Fail to mention the (then) Las Vegas Hilton had their sportsbook robbed for $200k and the thief was never caught.
@ericwilliams1659 Рік тому
I can't help but notice he said "we don't need to do that" but never said "we never do that"
@wednesdayaddams9077 Рік тому
"Counting cards is not illegal" but be will blackball you from every casino in our database and attempt to stop you from cashing out.
@andrewj9831 Рік тому
So that person gives his chips to someone else to cash out....
@kevinjurkiewicz9557 Рік тому
They can’t legally not cash you out if you are caught card counting
@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 11 місяців тому
Nobody can stop you from cashing out.
@BrunodeSouzaLino 8 місяців тому
You'd have to be a very good card counter for that to happen. And Casinos prefer to take a risk attempting to catch those than persecute small fry that are not good at it. Why do you think they sell you books that teach card counting?
@dmitry6943 Рік тому
That’s was so interesting. Like how casino works and how unrealistic some movies from this. Thank you!
@justinlast2lastharder749 Рік тому
*X-Ray Vision into dude's hand and seeing the dice and his finger Bones* "So right off the Bat this is a much more realistic depiction"
@CEGDealerSchool Рік тому
They picked the perfect casino boss to do this. Really enjoyed this video.
@MidnightLostGaming Рік тому
Honestly, little bummed I didn't see "21" in this line up.
@calvin167 8 місяців тому
“Heard stories of back rooms where people would get roughed up, but we don’t need to do that these days” … yeah okay, totally believe you…
@royjonzejr Місяць тому
It's too risky to do that these days. Casinos have been hit with multi million dollar lawsuits for even detaining people in a back room, let alone beating them up
@longdongsilver3267 Рік тому
Nothing really to say, but I enjoyed this video. Thanks for making and sharing it.
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@theldraspneumonoultramicro405 Рік тому
if you plan to count cards, dont win to much, dont win to often, sometimes be at a loss, and dont be to consistent. and that guard saying "freeze, hold it right there" and the bad guy turns slowly and raises his shotgun, he be on the floor dead before the shotgun has made it even halfway up.
@yosemitesam8997 Рік тому
Great series. I was wondering why his voice sounds so familiar. He sounds like Jon Favreau imo. 🤔😁
@187btokes Рік тому
Sorta tongue in cheek but I like how he went back to back with the saying card counting is not elaborate to saying how the general public thinks it's easy lol
@Ioria89 Рік тому
"Your actions are too good for us" LOL Casinos are the scammers.
@maotisjan 11 місяців тому
Casinos are Businesses, If someone wins to much it can cause loses, baning people who are just good in the games they play may be unfair but I understand why they do it
@crushedscouter9522 5 місяців тому
I don't think you understand the meaning of the word "scammer" lol
@blacktimhoward4322 4 місяці тому
I know this is a nerd reply but as a player, I want to inform you that it's action, not actions. Your action is too good :)
@devauriyon9045 8 місяців тому
the stories my grandpa told me about his casino days are crazy
@PLFBEZ Рік тому
He says general public thinking they can count cards was a boom for them yet his station casinos are kicking card counters out daily
@Legitster Рік тому
In college I was on a card counting team. The "we're sorry you're too good for us" speech is very real. The reality is not very glamorous: card counting sticks out like a sore thumb and nearly every dealer and pit boss could tell we were counting (some would even chat with us when we were). None of them cared unless a computer system somewhere said we won too much money and needed to be cut off.
@ctakitimu Рік тому
So the trick would be to not go very often and win 20 or 30k, then leave? Don't wait to be thrown out
@williamhess180 Рік тому
@@ctakitimu or have seen the movie Twenty-one.
@ctakitimu Рік тому
@@williamhess180 The one with Patsy Kensit in it? Or the one with Kevin Spacey?
@williamhess180 Рік тому
@@ctakitimu I was thinking of the one with Spacey
@ctakitimu Рік тому
@@williamhess180 I remember enjoying that movie, but I can't remember much of it. I'll have to rewatch
@PakaBubi Рік тому
Can't believe Ocean 13 was made 15 years ago.... OMG. I feel so old now
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@cooper2270 Рік тому
It’s going to get worse tomorrow
@organicleaf Рік тому
hol up..
@HolziNo1 Рік тому
Wait till you find out the original was a movie with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davies jr. and Dean Martin.
@cadillacdeville5828 Рік тому
Thank-you for the input from people who worked in the industry extensively in the comments.
@adamsbja Рік тому
Every time that Casino clip comes up I have the same question, and in this one they actually mention the dealer peeking at their hole card: when is that necessary? My blackjack knowledge is limited, but in the options I know the value of the hole card doesn't need to be known until the point it would be public. EDIT: found the answer, guess Google decided to be friendly this time. In the US if the dealer shows an Ace or 10-value card they have to check if they have a natural Blackjack, in which case the hand is immediately over before any more player actions. I learned the game on a computer program that did Insurance instead for those situations.
@Pttsharpshooterpt Рік тому
Some casinos do insurance but you’d have to ask to make sure
@XenosSavior Рік тому
@@Pttsharpshooterpt Oh don't worry they'll ask you every time haha. They ask before they check the card, and it's not worth it unless you've just laid out your entire savings on one bet.
@nevermore0 Рік тому
Because if the dealer has Blackjack then everybody loses immediately. If he's showing an ace then he offers insurance, then checks to see if he's got Blackjack.
@aaronsmith4806 Рік тому
My friend was at a casino where he was cashed out at blackjack around $8000 and but didn’t know the exact amount. The cashier gave him his money and he went to his room. He got a knock on the door really early, around 7-8am. It was security saying they gave him the wrong amount and need $2500 back. They threatened to arrest him. He was going here quite often. It was astonishing. What if he spent it? He had no reason to believe he couldn’t.
@Failure_Is_An_Option Рік тому
Cool story bruh.
@setcheck67 Рік тому
That is hilariously impossible. I got cashed out for $15,000 and the Asian lady behind the counter literally counted out 150 benjamins by laying them on the counter 1 by 1 in stacks of precise amounts while the security stood to the left and right of me in order to escort me out of the building. I had the option to take a check or get paid in cash and I chose the cash for the insta/snap/facebook selfie shot holding out two fans of Benjamin Franklins.
@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 11 місяців тому
There are a LOT of things wrong with that story, bud.
@cheyenne11114 11 місяців тому
@@setcheck67 paying out too much money is not impossible. It literally happens all the time. This person's story sounds silly but to assert that someone couldn't overpay just because security is standing there and nthe lady that paid you was focused and didn't make a mistake is nonsense. I once withdrew 2000 bucks from a bank and ask for 400 in 20's. The lady counted out 16 hundred dollar bills then did something else on and answered a co-worker's question. Then counted out 20 hundred dollar bills instead of 20 20's. I thought I just wasn't going to get any twenties and she asked me if I needed it in an envelope. I said yes. I watched her put the money in and then finished up my portion of signing. When I went to pull the money out a few hours later there was $3,600. No one came beating my door down but I returned the money the next day. Overpayment or underpayment happens all the time
@kenstoltzfus67 9 місяців тому
Not impossible, happened to a guy at the craps table beside me.. security comes up and says we are kicking you out because we over paid you at the cage.
@MrWest949 Рік тому
In "The Cooler" it is mentioned that having a cooler was already seen as outdated in Vegas and Alec Baldwin's character is the only boss to hire one because he's old school
@tertiaritus 7 місяців тому
I take it they just show him clips at random and he himself probably doesn't watch that kinda movies I think it would cringe me out to watch movies about my job that are inaccurate
@mechanomics2649 6 місяців тому
@@tertiaritus They're movies, they're not documentaries. Certain creative liberties are going to be taken for the sake of the movie. If you can't handle that then maybe media in general just isn't for you.
@henrynewman8524 Рік тому
I feel like he wouldn't actually know what the successful scams are because if he did...they wouldn't be successful
@xPhen 8 місяців тому
I know a guy who runs tables at casinos and he uses the last one all the time. He calls it "No look watching." I guess he just watches the table with his peripheral vison. Makes sense, but he also mentioned he has only caught one person in 13 years...
@Wraithfighter Рік тому
“Nowadays, we don’t need to do this”. Interesting choice of words, “need”…
@cheflev9884 Рік тому
I still don’t see a justifiable reason for not allowing card counting besides casinos “losing” money and saying we don’t like it. It’s like bro I’m using my brain to play a game. That’s like the equivalent of telling chess players to not think more than 3 moves ahead like, WHAT!? If not tag teaming with other players or using tech or some other form of legitimate cheating I don’t see how thinking is not allowed. Maybe someone explain this to me
@toddkes5890 Рік тому
Casinos are there to make money, and they will get rid of a customer that is costing them too much. Similar to any other business that realizes the customer is costing them more money than they take in. Now if your card counting encourages other people to come in and lose money while you barely win, you would be more likely to slide under the radar. But if you make it obvious then the casino crew will act appropriately.
@rokeYouuer Рік тому
Gambling is carnival games for grownups. You should only really play for the fun of it, because your odds of winning are low.
@finris1 Рік тому
A casino is a private business. They can choose who can and who cannot play (except for illegal discriminatory reasons). If a casino allows (good) card counters, they are choosing to lose money. Which no business would ever willingly do.
@jliller Рік тому
The difference between chess and casino games is that chess is supposed to be a fair competition while casino games are supposed to be a scam.
@sexygeek8996 Рік тому
@@jliller In chess you are playing against another player and the venue has no stake in who wins (unless some kind of collusion is going on). In casino games you are playing against the casino so they win when you lose.
@RedFail1-1 9 місяців тому
Or they’re looking at you because they’re nervous about you finding some reason to fire them. Some people worry that if they do any little thing wrong they’ll lose their job and having someone watching them makes it worse.
@steveszanto1581 Рік тому
6:57 did he say "that's how you FINGER out"???? LOL
@anthrojim Рік тому
10:40 A lot of the Roll to Win video craps tables were removed from casinos because there was a lot of dice sliding going on and only one dealer at the table.
@beaubrent 7 місяців тому
I've never been to a casino, but if they are losing money to people cheating I sure wouldn't cry. I reckon casinos have ruined enough people that they deserve some in return.
@ArkaneStephanie Рік тому
"Nowdays we don't need to do that". Awfully specific wording that implies while there isn't a need, there may be a want. I like my body unmangled though so I won't speculate
@ctakitimu Рік тому
Yeah that was my thought too. Some local justice may need to be dispensed to discourage others. And also because you're pissed that someone was smarter than you
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@harryrocco7591 10 місяців тому
I worked in the industry for many years with Brian...he knows his stuff!
@adamrodger5351 Рік тому
5:03 It's bizarre to me that they're allowed to say "You're too good at the game that we set up, so you're not allowed to play anymore."
@sexygeek8996 Рік тому
They often skip the part about you being too good at the game or they just outright say that you're counting cards. If you ask why you're being banned they just say "we reserve the right to refuse service".
@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 11 місяців тому
A private business can always refuse customers, for any reason. They can straight up say, "I don't like tall people. You're tall, so get out."
@robertcerniglia2616 Рік тому
I think the vault in oceans 11 reflects Benedict narcissism with the over the top vault and the marble inlay
@ca2249 Рік тому
I used to work in a count room, but not one in Vegas.
@Huncho_Rog 5 місяців тому
0:45 lmaooooo as a substitute teacher for my local school district, this hits home 😂😂😂 if a kid looking at me while they’re taking a test or whatever, or on a computer, they are almost 100% doing something they are NOT supposed to be doing and just seeing where I’m at💀💀💀 crazy man yall ain’t slick I did it too
@extracheese8059 6 місяців тому
yo @insider this one gave me an idea - do a Mathematician/physicist rates equations in tv and movies. would be really interesting to have them identify what those equations actually are and whether they are real or not and whether they're related to the subject matter of the scene
@Billionaireben 10 місяців тому
This guy's pretty smart and pretty accurate, most casino's don't care about the average counter; they'll only bar an pleasant tipping counter if they see them as a threat to that shift's turning a profit. Though some criticisms are modern standards to 1960's casinos.
@StonedOnCanadianGaming Рік тому
Acciendentally slides dice on table. Casino: Tackle him.
@retsub3 Рік тому
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@mallios13 Рік тому
I think the only way Casino would've been more enjoyable is if it was actually an inverted heist movie, where De Niro's character outwits an Ocean's 11 style heist crew with factual tactics on both sides.
@robhaynes4695 Рік тому
Playing craps, I got hot , rolled the dice for almost an hour without rolling a 7. Everyone at the table was raking in cash. They switched out the dealers, they switched the dice while I was rolling. I’ve never had luck like that again.
@tonyberk94121 Рік тому
The Casino just wouldn't change out the dice without them having been compromised in some way.
@robhaynes4695 Рік тому
@@tonyberk94121 I swear to god. They switched the dice from red to orange ones. I can’t remember if one went off the table. But I do remember they didn’t ask me if I wanted same dice or not. They switched them.
@fsujavi16 Рік тому
@@tonyberk94121 casinos change out the setups (items used for each game ie, dice, cards, tiles, etc.) every so often, maybe once or twice during an 8 hr shift. each casino varies tho.
@tonyberk94121 Рік тому
@@fsujavi16 Yes, we change cards every 8 hours, but changing dice mid-roll is not good for business. We'll wait to finish a shoe before changing
@michaelharris8598 Рік тому
As a security guard I can tell you these places hire guards that have 5 or more years of experience...after about two years you're known by all the long time guards and law enforcement. I've worked contracts where we had to call the police in all the time. They learn who you are by face and name real quick.
@skadifrozenfury9266 18 днів тому
2:02 i like that you think they make SCIFs this fancy 😂😂😂
@TurbixMusic 10 місяців тому
VEGAS casino boss acknowledging that card counting is NOT cheating NOR illegal and is simply using your head to anticipate but not know for sure what's coming next is huge. This person is well educated in their business and I respect them fully!
@lauramoore8823 Рік тому
One of my friends is a boss attractor. She's loud, she doesn't know the game (i.e. makes stupid calls), but she usually does all right, so always when we play we get pit bosses hanging out. My husband and I know the game, are generally talking about what's the right call at any given point, so I think it seems like she's a distraction or she should know the game since we do. It's always fun to chat, we've never gotten in any trouble because we aren't breaking any rules, but it's funny that it basically never fails. We were at a table with someone who got kicked out once, it was very messy and I did not like it.
@icykickflip Рік тому
It's frowned upon BY CASINO MANAGEMENT because the rule of casinos is: If you win you lose i.e. you get kicked out if you win to many (anything not just blackjack)
@patrickgambill9326 Місяць тому
3:19 The equations flash by pretty quickly. Most of them look like physics equations. The 12(t) = A cos(omega(t-t0)) is a wave of some kind. The (A+eta)^2+kappa^2 looks like transmission and reflection corfficients in a wave (it is hard to tell). At around 3:21, the 1/2pi integral of e^...d theta is some kind of integral (probably ofver a circular region in the complex plane). I think I saw a couple of binomial ceofficients and summations (which would appear in these card math), but they were not the equations that were in the front. One of the summations was definitely Fourier series though, which is used for waves rather than card math. All this to say, I think they took a random electromagnetism textbook or Partial Differential equations textbook and copied a few equations from it. They should have used a combinatorics, probability, or statistics book instead, if they wanted to be more accurate
@jasonwatkins5064 Рік тому
I’m now more convinced that they do in fact have a secret bunker
@marcppparis 9 місяців тому
The most unrealistic scene of hangover card counting is that it’s like an ATM - you shift the edge from house like 51-52% to player 51 ish percent. You still lose - a lot. You’ll just win over time
@the_universal_goat1386 Рік тому
I worked for Brian! Great guy
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@mysticeye4525 Рік тому
Does this guys voice remind anyone else of Jon Favreau? (The guy that played Happy Hogan in the Marvel movies) Could listen to him talk about this all day.
@chrisrestuccia3328 Рік тому
He looks like him too
@ChristianMcAngus Рік тому
I remember a casino heist movie called "Hells Angels 69". The two protagonists are idiots who mess with two organisations you don't want to mess with: LV casinos and the Hells Angels.
@c.ladimore1237 Рік тому
so interesting. i'm surprised by the difference between the low and high scores. almost nothing in the middle
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@KingbaldwinIV194 Рік тому
Casinos : it’s against the law to cheat us Also casino’s : we cheat everyone
@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid 11 місяців тому
With few exceptions, casinos cheat *nobody.* It turns out its also against the law for them to cheat. Who woulda thought?! Thankfully, they don't need to...there's a neverending stream of imbeciles who line up to make donations.
@sterlingforbes3872 Рік тому
Interesting how card counting is legal and they all make a point of saying that... but no casino wants you at their tables and will ask you to leave.
@r0bw00d Рік тому
What's interesting is that they keep on saying that it's illegal, with the subtext, "If we could make it illegal, then you're God damn right that we would!"
@isthatrubble Рік тому
lots of people do think it's illegal or cheating though, I think that's why they all mention it. they don't want you at the table because they can't make money off you!
@mattc3581 Рік тому
And even though card counting is legal and you are not breaking the law the casinos will often happily break the law themselves by refusing to cash you out.
@sexygeek8996 Рік тому
Casinos lie to people and say that card counting is illegal. That's why they just ban you instead of having you arrested. Casinos often ban people on mere suspicion; they don't need proof of anything.
@jarrodbright5231 Рік тому
@@isthatrubble More to the point they don't want other people to copy your betting patterns. Losing to one person being able to count cards is one thing; losing to an entire table at the same time is a completely different problem.
@youngdumak Рік тому
I like how he causally tossed in “NSA SCIF”….this guy has worked with the alphabet boys before.
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@gironic Рік тому
Yuuuuuuuppppp. All he had to add was "NOC" and he'd have blown all the cy-ops guys' minds.
@DavidLLambertmobile Рік тому
The late Richard NMI Marcinko US Navy ⚓️ SEAL talked about that. Christians In Action. No Such Agency. Marcinko explained Diplomatic Pouches, 💼. A few places, locations. RIP Sharkman 🦈....
@wuper2270 Рік тому
@@gironic CY OPS? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAGAHAHAHAGAHAHAHAHAHA 😂😂🥺😂😂🤣
@ronblack7870 Рік тому
card counting is best accomplished with teams. someone plays and keeps count. when count is good they signal an accomplice who comes in and bets larger amounts. otherwise if you bet small and then bet big when the count is good they will spot that and ask you to leave.
@alisterfolson 9 місяців тому
I was waiting for the Casino scene to show up...I regret nothing
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