I was playing last night at a local Indian casino (Oklahoma) at a table with a young lady who had only been dealing blackjack 2 weeks--she must have been 18 or 19. She made a LOT of mistakes. Miscounting cards, miscounting payouts, etc. She had to ask the pit for help on most blackjacks. I had a blackjack with a $20 bet and she asked the pit how much to pay! I felt sorry for her and tried to help and realized she was paying whatever I told her. I wasn't about to take advantage of her inexperience, but could have very easily.
Well, her difficulties drew attention from the pit, and I ended up leaving the table before I normally would have because I was worried all the attention on her would shift to me (I was counting and had been spreading 1-8). Is there anything else anyone would have done in such a situation?
Well, her difficulties drew attention from the pit, and I ended up leaving the table before I normally would have because I was worried all the attention on her would shift to me (I was counting and had been spreading 1-8). Is there anything else anyone would have done in such a situation?