Bummer! Intentionally?

I do not think it was intentional, just careless. I was tipping rather well. He harmed the crew as well as me.

The next morning, great crew, mostly empty table. Rolled a 25,21 a 10, and and then a 41. Revenge is a dish best eaten cold.

In 13 years of doing this I’ve come to terms with the fact the dealers are more interested in each other than what they were doing and how they affect the game. If you just step back and watch dealers are constantly having a conversation with themselves rather than monitoring the game you will see their hands constantly jetting out into the table of play the stick coming leaning pointing into the game stick man leaning into the game they’re clueless they have no idea what they’re doing affects the game.What we do is completely different from the norm they’re not trained are do they know or realize they’re doing any of this, they are just having fun making the best of their job they possibly can and doing what they believe to be the right thing.

While in PA. I was hit in the head by stick . I told them that have worked construction for 40 yrs but did not know that I needed my hard hat to play craps . We all had a good laugh and the stick Stopped his playing . At least for a few rolls .
Good Rolling. 😀 🙂

Some stick are trying to act cool and wind up shooting themselves in the foot when you SO and you have nice tips in action for them.

Some time back playing at Harrahs Las Vegas with another GTCer who was shooting from stick left one position. While in the process of shooting, "the stick" reached around his head and tapped the GTCer on the shoulder with the stick when he was releasing the dice. The shooter didn’t seven out but the surprise tap with the stick didn’t seem to phase the stick or the table supervisor when asked about it. As Brothelman stated they do lose focus on why we are there. The best way to remind them is to pick up all the bets we have down for them. I personally don’t like to engage them in any conversation, but if it effects play I am not bashful, then I cash out. Another time on a Cruise Ship the stick started to tap the stick on the rail next to me while I was shooting. He was not thinking what he was doing but continued to loudly tap the table. I asked the table supervisor if he would get the stick a "drum" to play with so he would stop tapping the table. The stick suddenly realized what he was doing and apologized. Next Cruise on the same ship he (stick) was now a Supervisor in the Casino and very friendly. TheUsualSuspect, Semper Fi carry on

That made me remember when in Atlantic city they came threw the whole casino with drums pounding . Some Indian thing that they do I guess . I was not rolling at the time so did not bother me .Did turn to watch for awhile tho .
Good Rolling. 😀 🙂