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haha...I like the whistle afterwards Yeah detection seems tough and unscientific.

Ok, it seemed pretty far fetched, but then again, so did the Roulette operation that used laser.

Jerry, I'm trying to have a discussion on the viability of this. I'm not looking for a lesson in ethics, nor am I personally trying to cheat anyone. Cheating in a casino is a felony. I'm not a felon nor do I plan on becoming one. The only cards being marked would be the ones in your hand...

Thanks for the feedback. I was thinking the laser would be doing the marking, though. The purpose is to just zap the card quickly without looking suspicious. This is the section of the article I'm referring to...it was written awhile back... "Isotope imaging… what did I say! Is that another...

Not sure. Just read an article about the idea on Bluff Magazine. I think it's very interesting. What are your thoughts? Is this practical? Ya'll know lasers...what can be done as far as imprinting and detecting...

No, I wouldn't personally do it. I want to try to build the system though. The cards would be marked over the course of a session. Presumably, the experimenter would have the inconspicuous laser marking the important cards. Yes, they will certainly go through shuffle machine.

Thanks Jerry, so which type of laser would leave a small mark on playing cards? And do you think it is possible to see this mark / detect this mark from 2 yards away with a device / glasses?

Marking cards in the 21st century...without being detected. For educational purposes only.

Hello, I'm brand new to the forum and my understanding of lasers is elementary but I have a few questions. I'm wondering if there exists a safe laser that can quickly be flashed on a plastic object that would change its surface slightly and permanently mark it but would be undetectable to the...