Originally Posted by
kewlJ
I don't have direct access to OSN. I know some APs do. from what I understand it used to be easy for non-casino people to get into the database through a backdoor method, but that has been shut off.
I just have a friend that alerts me to anything concerning me and that is all I need. I am also very appreciative of having that.
But I am wondering, what the database looks like these days with all the machine and slot AP that players have gravitated to. Are there more machine/slot APs showing up in the databases? Is it filled with multi-carders?

I may be wrong about this, but generally speaking I don’t think many machine or slot APs including multi-carders show up in databases.
This is just from talking to others that do this, it doesn’t seem to come up.
The way casinos normally deal with these types of players is to either 86 them or cut off their mail.
Total speculation on my part is that this may be because casinos may have a strong incentive to share information on table games where the players are taking money directly from casinos (and the money can be large), but casinos may not really mind that much if a machine pro or multi-carder hits their competition down the road.
I’m talking about lone wolves or a multi-carder that runs a few friends cards.
I’m sure that for big organized teams that take down very big plays or run 20+ different cards some of those people do end up in databases & I have in fact heard of that happening although it’s not near as common as table players.