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The techniques that Cassius teaches them involve elements of any classic grift ? misdirection and play-acting. The team doesn?t fly under the casino?s radar ? they plow right through as loud flamboyant characters ? the kind of high-roller that is expected to be irrational. So when they suddenly up their bets from 500 to 10,000 when they see a sudden statistical advantage, no one bats an eyelid. They stage fights as diversions that allow them to sneak looks at the dealer?s cards, and they take advantage of dealers with small hands that can?t cover the ?shoe? of the card-dispenser. Above all, they use the fact that the dealer?s shuffling technique is so standardized and perfect, that the seemingly random order is anything but, for anyone quick enough to keep track of it. One technique involves directing an ace to either your own or your teammate?s hand (an ace gives a player a 45% statistical advantage as opposed to the normal 2% disadvantage a player is at). The second requires memorizing sequences of discarded cards for use when they are dealt the second time around. The last and most powerful, involves steering a "bust card" like a 10 or face card to the dealer.

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