Advanced technique or not

[blackchipjim]

breaking rules

The rule to which I was referring to was attention drawn to onesself. Keeping low key is an attribute that works for not against you. You don't draw attention to yourself if you can help it. You can correct a dealer and argue a point yes but to presist to a point where they do review tapes? It's your game so play it the way you want but don't be surprised of the outcome next time you go to play there. blackchipjim

 

[Warlord]

Bad move in that you pushed it and angered the dealer.
You obviously have not read (or ignored) "Burning the tables" by Ian Andersen

JMHO

 

[rollem411]

The rule to which I was referring to was attention drawn to onesself. Keeping low key is an attribute that works for not against you. You don't draw attention to yourself if you can help it. You can correct a dealer and argue a point yes but to presist to a point where they do review tapes? It's your game so play it the way you want but don't be surprised of the outcome next time you go to play there. blackchipjim

I am an east coast player and as AM had said, nobody is remembered. As for the tapes, I knew they weren't really going to review them because lets face it...they have more important things to worry about than a red chip player and didn't want to bother with it. Maybe at a smaller joint or an indian casino. However, I will take your advice on not taking it as far as I did if this situation were to come up again. Like a few have said, I may have pushed a little too hard.

 

[jimpenn]

Attenion for $10.00

I have no problem with cheating a casino out of money, but a $10 bill is not enough for all the bullshit you will receive when the dealer goes on break and tells every dealer drinking coffee in the break room about the asshole who made him/her for a $10 bill. Not enough money for me for attention that will follow. Now if it were for a few hundred that's a different story.