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Casinos cannot be sued under RICO by card-counting blackjack players who say their efforts to beat the odds are thwarted by illegal "countermeasures," such as constant reshuffling of the decks, a federal appeals court ruled. Unlike ordinary RICO victims, the court said, card players "can avoid any injury simply by walking away from the alleged wrongdoers, the casinos, by not playing blackjack in casinos."
November 03, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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