Everyone has bad days and experiences paranoid instances of casino play, where it just seems as though the other players can see their cards. Maybe the individual wins only small amounts of money and the other player folds when they have a good hand. Maybe the other player wins big hands and not small amounts of money. Does this type of behavior mean that another player has software to see your cards?

Technically, it is possible. It’s difficult, it’s time consuming and not many people could pull it off, but it is technologically possible. A person may be able to target another player by installing software on their computer which is bugged, or they may be able to break the casino’s encryption and see other players’ cards by ‘sniffing’ network packets. For almost anyone, these types of maneuvers are simply not worth the time and effort it would take to accomplish this.

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In addition, even if a person can see the cards other players have, they cannot see the cards that the house will deal. For individuals concerned about this type of behavior occurring during their games, we will discuss the two options made available to them in tomorrow’s post. Check back then for advice on how to fight this type of behavior and make the most of your game.