Would you invest money into a casino gambling plan?

Myself and a friend of mine have come up with a plan to play a certain table game at the casinos that, after approximately six months of testing, seems to be capable of making money in the long run. In our six month test run, using authentic equipment and dealing techniques that the actual casinos use, we have profited approximately $60,000 each after an initial investment of $5,000.

My question is, would anyone out there actually consider investing $5,000 or $10,000 in this plan with a minimum of a 200% return over a six month period? If we did actually find an investor, they would be briefed on the plan itself and how it works, and be shown our documentation for our test runs.

I was just curious if anyone out there would actually invest in such a plan, or if everyone would automatically say no because it involves gambling.

Thanks everyone for your answers so far.

As for getting banned from the casinos by using this plan, we're going for a low key approach... a profit of around $1500 to $2000 per week, per person. This is low enough that the casinos won't consider us cheating or a threat... especially since this is NOT a 100% win-all-the-time plan, we have lost many hands doing it, but still made a profit by playing smartly. The game we play is Three Card Poker, so there really isn't a way to cheat at it.

P.S. If anyone would like to cosnider investing in this plan, or would like to discuss it, please contact me at fwniceguy2001@sbcglobal.net.

I would think most people would see that you are trying to scam them.

You might, but don't forget, casinos can ban you from playing if you win too much. They have the right to refuse you for any reason, and winning is one of them.

And once you're banned at one, your face will be in the database of every major casino on earth. They all talk and share info, and they're quite scary if you're on their bad side.

So, unfortunately, this may be fun but short-lived.

If, however, you can use this technique in games against other gamblers, not the house, you could probably do it forever.

The casinos know the odds of winning on any game, down to the millionth percentile. Anyone who is beating those odds too consistently is presumed to be cheating, or counting cards, or whatever. Doesn't matter. They have every legal right to prevent people from winning too often.

Go out and buy "Busting Vegas" by Ben Mezrich. It's a book about a bunch of MIT math whizzes that nailed the casinos in blackjack for a short time. Nothing they did was actually illegal, but they had a very scary ending to their fun. Easy quick read, and pretty darn interesting. It might open your eyes a bit about the possible consequences of your business plan.

Good luck.

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