Bing Glass in casinos Do not bet on it

Spectacles that could let users snap a photo or capture a movie with a slight head movement are being barred in gaming establishments across the U.S.nnby Dara Kerr June 6, 2013 6:22 PM PDTnFollow @darakerr nGoogle co-founder Sergey Brin wearing Google Glass.n( Credit: James Martin/CNET) It is looking like players aren't likely to have the ability to use Google Glass to improve their poker face. Though the high-tech eyewear hasn't yet been released to everyone, casinos across the U.S nEven. are prohibiting Google Glass, according to the Associated Press. If you liked this post and you would such as to receive additional info pertaining to online casino bonus (www.casinopanda.se) kindly visit the website. nnTaking photographs or videos is strictly prohibited in many all casinos, so it makes sense that a gadget touted to be able to record a movie with a slight head movement or snap an image with the wink of an eye would not be allowed.nAccording for the Associated Press, casinos in New Jersey, Las Vegas, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Connecticut, and other states have banned Google Glass since they say it could help people cheat at card games.