It is considered a felony to use devices to help count cards

Casinos are warned about card-counting iPhone app

(US).- Nevada gambling regulators have warned casinos in the state about a card-counting program that works on Apple Inc.’;s iPhone and iPod Touch that illegally helps players beat the house in blackjack.
2009-02-16
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Card counting itself is not illegal under Nevada gambling laws, but it is considered a felony to use devices to help count cards. The Nevada Gaming Control Board sent a memo to casinos last week warning them of the program.

In blackjack, certain card counting techniques help players determine when they are likely to win a hand and adjust their bets accordingly. Nevada learned of the program from gambling regulators in California, where officials at an Indian casino found customers using it and tipped state authorities.

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