live online casino dealer caught cheating

As it turned out, that card, combined with the next one that was given to the dealer (in this game’s format, the dealer takes his second card after all the players’ hands have been completed), caused Morgenstern to lose the hand. The dealer slid the top card up and took the second card, dealing it to Morgenstern. It can be seen in the video, as well as a second video Morgenstern posted with that hand singled out.

He didn’t know it until someone pointed it out in his YouTube video’s comment section, but it appeared that in one hand, the dealer did what is called “dealing seconds,” or dealing the second card from the shoe instead of the top card. On January 25th, Michael Morgenstern, who says he is a professional blackjack player, streamed a BetOnline blackjack session. It is meant to both ease trust concerns of those skeptical of random number generators and give players a more entertaining game with a live feel. To review, BetOnline offers “live dealer” blackjack games in which a real dealer in a studio deals real cards, but rather than players sitting in seats at the table, they are playing remotely via the computer. The site has responded by saying it is investigating the incident it has also jettisoned the provider that had been running the live games. As we told you on Tuesday, there has been a lot of talk in the past week about an incident on in which a live blackjack dealer appeared to cheat a player.

Live online casino dealer caught cheating