S17, ~1.5/6 deck pen, LS, etc.
No that is incorrect, all of of Hollywood's non-CSM games are 8 decks games, S17, DAS, LS. There are 4, 6-deck games, but they use continuous shuffle machines.
That's a 2% bonus. Maybe I've been betting wrong. :grin:I saw an interesting one there last night.
At a $25 min table a woman had $37.50 left and bet it all and hit a BJ. The dealer, who had been doing a good job, called the PB over to see what the payout should be. The PB said "Pay her $75".
Since there were no $1 chips at the table, I guess the nearest payout would have been $57.50. They usually round up in that situation, dont they?
After briefly observing several games, I still attest to my opinions on the dealers. Case in point, I was mispaid twice in a short period of time playing craps (too much, actually)...not as a result of tokes, but just rookie mistakes.
good luck :joker:
I saw an interesting one there last night.
At a $25 min table a woman had $37.50 left and bet it all and hit a BJ. The dealer, who had been doing a good job, called the PB over to see what the payout should be. The PB said "Pay her $75".
Since there were no $1 chips at the table, I guess the nearest payout would have been $57.50. They usually round up in that situation, dont they?
That's a 2% bonus. Maybe I've been betting wrong. :grin:
I was talking about the convention of rounding up to the next dollar, depending on how much is bet. It's probably not 2% either. I didn't give it much thought.Aslan, don't you mean more like 30% bonus? If the correct amount is 56.25 and the dealer pay out 75.00?
Dave, the reason behind that is the casinos believe that by dealing faster, it will make it much harder for card counters to count. It will simply separate the amateurs from the pros.