And at your age you’ll need a membership card too to play. Almost never legally enforced but yes, they are within their rights to ask. ID: You’ve probably even seen the signs around some joints that you need photo ID to transact more than 1500. All bets lost inc doubles and splits if dealer pulls blackjack on eg 11vT double, or 88 split vs T/A. Rules: 3-2 and S17 everywhere, no surrender and no hole card check (even if someone takes insurance). Or maaaybe the Park Tower but I really haven’t been there in forever. Grosvenors all use CSM except possibly the Grosvenor Victoria which I haven’t been to since COVID. Eg Empire is all CSM, Hippo is all CSM for smaller than 50 minbet games. You should check there first to see if things are still the same if not your options are essentially zero off a 1k roll. The one exception that I know of being Palm Beach in Mayfair which is the posh end of the Genting chain which was 4 decks and 10 min last I went (pre-COVID). Essentially every shoe game in the country uses 6 decks. I know this might be a small starting capital bearing in mind you often have to lose before you win, if so what would you recommend?

How feasible is card counting with a small capital? If I were to get good I would have a starting capital of 500-1000 pounds.

if I were to be put on a blacklist, would this quickly be reinforced in most other casinos?

Do all the casino's in London use the same surveillance systems? Ie.

My worry is if I were to be backed off, could I be asked for ID due to my young appearance and not allowed to cash out until I supplied it? (legality-wise)

As an 18 year old, I am obviously asked for ID whenever I enter a casino.

I had a few questions, and would be thankful for any information or advice! I'm a stem student so hopefully that would help with the numbers side but this post is more in regards to the feasibility of being a card counter at 18 years old in London, not wether counting itself is difficult :)

I neither think this is easy nor something that can successfuly be done without a lot of commitment and skill. Hi, I'm currently studying at Uni and thinking of counting cards in London (you need to be 18 to gamble here, unlike the US where it is 21).

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