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Pennsylvania authorities are searching for a suspected baccarat cheater after an attempted scam at a Mohegan Pennsylvania casino in Wilkes-Barre. The person in question, Jianqiu Liu, 47, of Chinese nationality, is believed to be a member of a professional cheating organization that allegedly targeted various casinos across the United States.

Surveillance Video Reveals Baccara Cheat's Elaborate Fraud
Liu claims that modus operandi attempted to secretly record the order of cards on the baccarat deck using a camera app on his phone. However, as the casino's surveillance cameras captured his actions, his actions went unnoticed.

According to a state police report, Liu was identified through a casino reward card. Investigators suspect he is related to a gang of tricks known for using sophisticated techniques to gain an advantage at the baccarat table. The group has previously operated at casinos such as Golden Nugget and Imperial Palace in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Cheating methods used by Liu and his colleagues typically involve cutting cards to momentarily expose the order of the cards on the deck. This information can then be passed to the cheaters, allowing them to make strategic bets with undue profits.    에볼루션 바카라사이트

Baccarat Cheater Avoides Arrest, Authorities Call for Public Assistance
Liu's actions during the events in Mohegan Pennsylvania have raised doubts among casino security personnel. On one occasion, manipulation of a dealer's hand was observed to influence how the card was handled, leading to confrontations between Liu and the dealer.

After a thorough investigation, state police obtained a warrant for Liu's arrest on two misdemeanor charges related to fraud and deception. Despite the warrant, Liu has not yet been arrested or issued.

Baccarat is a popular card game that aims for players to get their hands on the highest value of 9. However, Liu's alleged cheating stopped fair play of the game, prompting authorities to take swift action.

As the investigation continues, authorities are urging anyone with information about Jianqiu Liu's whereabouts to come forward. This is not the first time bakara has been the subject of cheating. In January, Yu Wen Fu, a Mohegan Sun bakara dealer, was accused of manipulating the game by arranging the cards in a certain order, inflicting significant losses on the casino. Despite being accused of theft, Fu has maintained his innocence, claiming accidental card exposure during shuffling.