interesting link!Canceler said:Okay, which one of you in Iowa is moving his lips while counting? :whip:
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I figure it doesn't hurt to know what they're thinking on the other side of the table.sagefr0g said:interesting link!![]()
love the link to the dealer site. its like being behind enemy lines.hahaCanceler said:Okay, which one of you in Iowa is moving his lips while counting? :whip:
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exactly, and there are other sites that get you behind the lines as well. search around you'll find them.BJLover said:love the link to the dealer site. its like being behind enemy lines.haha
This is very true. I have a story about this, but it's too soon to tell it.shadroch said:You'll get much more out of befriending the pit crew than by treating it like your enemy.
very true, just let us not forget who it is that ultimately can end the game for us in the case that we over step the line with them.shadroch said:Except the dealer shouldn't be your enemy.You'll get much more out of befriending the pit crew than by treating it like your enemy.
And how many times have you heard a dealer say "I want you to win, it's not my money" - which in reality is the way it should be.BJLover said:love the link to the dealer site. its like being behind enemy lines.haha
Exactly, thats what they should all be like. It aint there money we're winning, the dealer in the link just sounds plain sad, getting annoyed and stressed, cutting more off the deck off his own back!!!!, how much extra money did he make that shift for stressing and getting all worked up??? absolutely nothing, and he probably missed out on a few tokes aswell. The pit boss sounded cool though.haha.geneticfreak said:And how many times have you heard a dealer say "I want you to win, it's not my money" - which in reality is the way it should be.
Is Charles still there?? I've got an old dealer with big paws at a joint where I play, handles the cards like he's laying bricks, it's great. I never knew any dealer who rooted for the house, but Im sure we've got a lot more of them willing to help our side then help the other house side of the table.shadroch said:Dealers have a job to do.The bottom line is that dealers are expected to earn money for their employers.The fact that it is not their money is meaningless.If they consistently make less then expected,they will be out of a job.
Except for Charles from Slots of Fun.
I don't think I ever saw him not have a losing session.