@AllenKessler@RealKidPoker ya'll the dealers should already be doing this. If a player moves chips, but leaves something behind, we AREN'T throwing the all in buttons and we aren't announcing it As ALL IN. I agree this is a problem, but we have buttons and announce as raise vs ALL IN for a reason.
@RealKidPoker@tsarrast shouldn't be too much on the dealer. I'm a Dual Rate Floor at the series, I'm also a dealing instructor. We teach that dealers are to clarify with the player that there are or not chips behind and to BOTH toss the ALL IN button AND announce if it is, and just say, RAISE if not.
@tsarrast Other option is to put it on the dealer to announce the player still has chips behind but that feels like it may be a bit too much for the dealer.
Not sure of the perfect rule but itโs just a freeroll to try and trick someone into flipping their hand
@AllenKessler Allan, the dealers really have to be more alert and assertive about phones being blacked out and / or face down on the table while having a live hand. It's ok for a player at the table to point this out to the dealers should they not notice.
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Tell us how we're doing, it says on the drive through window.
Cool. 12:30am on a sat.
No breakfast foods available, we are cleaning the grill can't make breakfast.
Ok I'll take a shake, nope, that's broken.
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@Castlebuildin I would be interested in talking about this with you if you are still branching out your stakes. I currently already travel casino venue to casino venue regularly, so -opportunity- and i saw you mention @TheBradOwen, whom ive spoken with enough that i say i know him. Im Curious?
Congrats to @phil_hellmuth on that 17th bracelet!!! I spoke with you briefly at the Paris Cage beginning of the series and told you you'd get another one this year. Well done!