Magickal protection at casinos, and related musings

[the_magician]

@redcircle

So, I’ve heard people mention (with conviction and apparent authority in some cases) that casinos, or at least the bigger casinos, will have magickal protection or at least detection against magicians and psychics who use their abilities to tip the odds.

I know this much to be a fact.

@redcircle

In conventional cheating against casinos, all manner of non-magickal aids are used: surveillance, inebriation, a number of psychological tools (switching dealers, distraction, coolers), and plain old mathematics (all casino games are statistically in favor of the house).

If you have ever done any magick for these things, you have been through a simple period where you are winning, and then things get really wierd.

Don’t put Satanic or Enochian rituals and demonic pacts past the casino owners. The Devil card in Tarot is a card of bondage. Anyone who controls the current of that card owns the destinies of humanity. Few things will put others into bondage surer than debt. And fewer things can welcome humanity to that debt than their own greed.

[Tami1210]

If you have ever done any magick for these things, you have been through a simple period where you are winning, and then things get really wierd.

The Devil card in Tarot is a card of bondage. Anyone who controls the current of that card owns the destinies of humanity. Few things will put others into bondage surer than debt. And fewer things can welcome humanity to that debt than their own greed.

Much to ponder. Thank you for your insight, Magician. I’m kind of at the “when things get weird point.” Lol.

[ilmmvm]

This reminds me of a post I read a few years ago on another site where someone experienced in radionics decided to influence opposing players in poker to throw them off their game and make bad decisions they would not normally make. Instead of trying to influence luck itself it targeted and disrupted their ability to think clearly when it came to gambling decisions. He said that he had great results but I don’t know if he did it more than once.

[the_magician]

@Milamber

This reminds me of a post I read a few years ago on another site where someone experienced in radionics decided to influence opposing players in poker to throw them off their game and make bad decisions they would not normally make. Instead of trying to influence luck itself it targeted and disrupted their ability to think clearly when it came to gambling decisions. He said that he had great results but I don’t know if he did it more than once.

Inducing confusion in others with radionics is extremely easy to do. I wouldn’t be surprised if casinos do that type of disruption.

Mathematical gamblers that try to bust the casinos tend to work in teams to keep their focus and fight the many distraction tactics used.

[Purple]

They are collecting energy from that pillar.