Ben Affleck was recently prohibited to play blackjack at the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas for being "too good at the game", based on a statement provided by a source who is close to the actor. The reason for the actor and director being forbidden to play the game was not divulged by the source, but speculations were made that he was counting cards at the casino.

The source who was cited by CNN, said that reports of the actor being intervened by security personnel from the casino saying, "You are too good at the game", and also giving Ben Affleck a chance to play other games at the casino except blackjack.

Meanwhile, the Hard Rock Hotel And Casino in Las Vegas did not provide any comments about the matter, even with the request from CNN to immediately provide a response on the incident that happened this Tuesday.

Speculations whether the actor was accused of counting cards by the Hard Rock casino security was not confirmed by the source. Although counting cards is not actually a criminal offense but can be used by gambling establishments by banning players from playing at their facilities. The actor, Ben Affleck was seen to have been using a questionable alterations on his betting strategy which was considered suspicious by the casino and its security personnel.

Ben Affleck was know to be having a quick and simple getaway with his wife, Jennifer Garner, when the incident in Las Vegas happened. The actor was set to shoot his upcoming film "Batman vs. Superman", which was set to begin after his short stop at the famous gambling destination.

The actor will be starring as the billionaire Bruce Wayne, also known as the Batman, on the new comics inspired movie. He will be working alongside Gal Gadot, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, and Jesse Eisenberg on the "Batman vs. Superman" film which is set to be released next year.