Interesting night at our local casino for me. Low stakes ($5) BS player.
Only seat available at the anchor. Started out bad. Wasn't thinking on my first hand and waved off an A6 against a 10. (I do not know where my head was). Never drew a comment from the table.
Dropped about $50 (10 units) pretty quickly, and then leveled out.
Had a friendly (fun, not irritating) drunk end up at my right. He was playing okay, but he ended up about $10 short of being able to split A's against a 6. I offered to take part in the bet which he accepted and he won both hands. Gave me $25.
Happened again (this time DD 9-2 against a 6), same result, another $25.
He had to leave - one last bet for him, won a pretty good hand, and started throwing chips (reds) around (a few to me, a few to the dealer, a few to some of the other players). By the time he left, I was up $5, even though I'd lost a number of additional hands.
Again, playing anchor, hit a A7 against a 10. Got berated by just about every player at the table ("You realize you had 18"); the guy at 1st base got up and left as a result. (He was playing very poorly with $75 bets). I was suppose to take one for the "team".
Yah, I know, small stakes, but as a BS player playing for the entertainment value I find in BJ, it doesn't make sense to play anything more than table minimum.
Only seat available at the anchor. Started out bad. Wasn't thinking on my first hand and waved off an A6 against a 10. (I do not know where my head was). Never drew a comment from the table.
Dropped about $50 (10 units) pretty quickly, and then leveled out.
Had a friendly (fun, not irritating) drunk end up at my right. He was playing okay, but he ended up about $10 short of being able to split A's against a 6. I offered to take part in the bet which he accepted and he won both hands. Gave me $25.
Happened again (this time DD 9-2 against a 6), same result, another $25.
He had to leave - one last bet for him, won a pretty good hand, and started throwing chips (reds) around (a few to me, a few to the dealer, a few to some of the other players). By the time he left, I was up $5, even though I'd lost a number of additional hands.
Again, playing anchor, hit a A7 against a 10. Got berated by just about every player at the table ("You realize you had 18"); the guy at 1st base got up and left as a result. (He was playing very poorly with $75 bets). I was suppose to take one for the "team".
Yah, I know, small stakes, but as a BS player playing for the entertainment value I find in BJ, it doesn't make sense to play anything more than table minimum.
