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As detailed
here some of us had a little run in with a pretty annoying player at a local casion (Parker's) this weekend.
Assuming the situation in the linked thread occurs, but the guy never actually swears, just keeps berating players. At what point do you feel like the floor is obligated to get involved and shut the guy down.
In this case, the floor was visably upset and chewed the guy out, but Parkers is far from the best run or most professional place ever.
When I tried to get the guy shut down, I thought I wasn't going to have much luck. This happens in a better run casino, what's the end game?
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A lot depends on the stakes. Typically, the higher the stakes the more tolerance the floor will show as they feel the players can take care of themselves. If it starts to become a distraction to the rest of the tables then they will step in. Also, it may depend on whether the player is a regular or not. A lot of floors have more tolerance for regulars than they do for tourists.
Low stakes typically get the floor right over at the first sign of arguing (at least here at the bike).