Casino & Hotel, Marylands second largest, will re-open to the general public at 6 a. Played at MD Live (table sample size = 2) last night and the shuffler damage was worse than anything I had seen at any MGM game FWIW, but they also replaced the cards I pointed out without issue. Live Casino Maryland Mall, Casino Grade Cards In Darwin, Free Roulette. They could also start running a microfiber cloth through the shufflers every X hours though. I've never had them veto the card replacement yet. My metric is if I can see the marking from a few feet away then I simply notify the dealer. That said, it's unintentional marking in the vast majority of cases, but just in case it's worth looking for patterns - do high- or low-ranking cards tend to be marked more than others? If so, it might be intentional. They don't even realize they're doing it. Some casinos, gyms and malls across Maryland are preparing to reopen Friday, June 19, at 5 p.m. These markings are typically from people peeking at their cards while having a chip on top as a card protector, which makes the dent.

People have been saying it's the shuffler for ages, but I highly doubt it. I think the chances of someone trying to take advantage of this was close to zero at this particular table but it seems the opportunity was at least there. This was basically laughed off as the room getting full use out of each deck. One player mentioned it to the dealer who claimed that it was only on the front of the cards due to the shuffler, though marks were clearly visible on the backs too. Is anyone concerned with the condition of the decks they use at MGMNH? Was playing last night and one of the decks was horribly marked up.

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