Staying in the hand by matching the current bet.

Any measures take to disguise what a gambler is doing, e.g. a blackjack card counter varying their bet size frequently. The main rule of any camouflage is to act like a gambler. Some card counters prefer to joke with their neighbors, dealers and pit boss to keep their attention away from what they are doing. They cheer when somebody wins Blackjack or a double card. They act nervous when there is a big bet on the table.
It is considered among card counters that a pleasant personality and good social skills are a must for a good camouflage. They may act confused and intentionally make stupid mistakes that would later cover their strategic moves, and ask other players for hints. Others chat about card counting like this is something stupid to do while actually counting cards.
Changing tables or switching to other games with minimal house edge, like Craps, Baccarat or Mini Baccarat, some Video Pokers, after a good win is also considered a part of a camouflage.
Examples:
What are your Blackjack counting camouflage techniques?
Let's play Craps now as a camouflage.
See also: Sharker, Sharper, or Cardsharp
Tracking the composition of the remaining cards in the deck (usually high vs low cards) in order to adjust one's playing strategy. A competent card counter has a long-term advantage over the house.
A table game based on 5-card stud, but played against the dealer only and with different betting and payouts.
Synonym: Super Stud Poker, Viking Poker
French for a corner bet, i.e. placing a bet on the corner where four numbers meet. If any of the numbers is the winner, the bet pays 8 to 1.
A bonus that can be withdrawn together with the winnings after completing all wagering requirements.
Antonym: Non-cashable Bonus
On some online casinos, a feature to review one's financial transaction history.