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August 2005

The Digital Pit Boss

The Mohegan Sun casino goes "all in" on a sensor-riddled blackjack table.

By David Talbot

The case: Connecticut's Mohegan Sun casino is preparing to go "all in" on a sensor-riddled blackjack table that will give the house perfect knowledge of how its customers play. It found that a relatively low-tech system of cameras is more sensible than RFID -- and that customers will tolerate electronic surveillance if they believe it offers them benefits.

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