Abbynotshabby
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I wanted to share some thoughts about table manners at casinos—something I’ve seen go wrong a few times, and it’s worth chatting about.
First off, can we all agree that basic politeness goes a long way? Things like saying “good game” after a tough hand or not slow-rolling your opponent. I’ve seen some players take forever to muck a losing hand, and it just feels a bit unnecessary.
Another thing: tipping the dealer! I know not everyone does it, but I think it’s a nice way to show appreciation, especially if they’ve been dealing with rowdy players all night.
Also, one small pet peeve—players giving unsolicited advice during a game. It’s one thing to share tips after the session, but during a hand? Big no-no. Let people play their game!
What are your table dos and donts? I’d love to hear what others think about this.
First off, can we all agree that basic politeness goes a long way? Things like saying “good game” after a tough hand or not slow-rolling your opponent. I’ve seen some players take forever to muck a losing hand, and it just feels a bit unnecessary.
Another thing: tipping the dealer! I know not everyone does it, but I think it’s a nice way to show appreciation, especially if they’ve been dealing with rowdy players all night.
Also, one small pet peeve—players giving unsolicited advice during a game. It’s one thing to share tips after the session, but during a hand? Big no-no. Let people play their game!
What are your table dos and donts? I’d love to hear what others think about this.
My other pet peeve is players blaming the dealer for bad cards. It’s not their fault, folks!