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Most offline casinos have their own blacklist. This is a widespread practice followed by gambling operators in all countries. 

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Black List – "black list" of people who are denied access to the institution.

It includes scammers, bonus hunters, rowdies and other customers that the administration does not want to see in the walls of the casino. Often in "blacklist" get the card counters in blackjack and other adventive players, even if they weren't technically breaking the rules of the establishment.

In addition, access to the casino may be closed to employees competing organizations.

Single rules of conduct for the entire gambling industry no list. In some countries (for example, in the United States), there are universal Blek – sheets. Once in it, the client will not be able to play in any local casino.

Denis Anipchenko
Denis Anipchenko
Editor-in-chief of Casinoz

Editor-in-chief of the multilingual Casinoz platform. A linguist by education, he came into the gambling industry from the offline side — before 2010, when land-based casinos in Ukraine were still legal, he worked his way up from an entry-level operational position to casino manager. He has been at Casinoz since 2010: first as an editor and review author, then editor-in-chief from 2014. Coordinates a team of authors, translators, and reviewers across all language markets of the platform.

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