Re: To speak or not to speak, that is the question
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My problem with not being the table rules nit when not in the hand is as follows: How can I complain about rules violation ABC when it affects me if I have watched it happen to other players 10 times in the last 3 hours? I have implicitly accepted that what is going on is OK. If I would object to a poker situation if it involved me I try to make it clear that the victim may allow the angle, but I will not tolerate it.
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Situation #2 is my boggest pet peeve. I see it commonly when I am dealing and when I speak up about it I get a lot of [censored]. I am constantly told that this is allowed in every casino by every other dealer except me (I don't believe it).
People need to speak up on this problem because too many players think this is acceptable conduct.
The one time I ever got written up was out of an incident that grew out of this situation. A player became abusive to me, the floor did nothing so I abused the player back. Now playuers shouldn;t have to be abused over this either, but since so many players think this play is acceptable someone has to speak out or it will only continue.
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