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[ViiperUK]

Judging by the posts on Tightys thread it sounds like the Maybury could do with some decent dealers LOL.

haha ye ino i did play there and had a dealer who had never dealt with antes and we had to help him for the first 20 mins lol.

great fun!

The girl who dealt was far, far worse. 

Didn't know you were a member on here Kenny

lol fishboy beleive the guy we got on my second table wass FAR worse! lol

but ye the girl was pretty bad totally couldnt add up at all

[kinboshi]

Judging by the posts on Tightys thread it sounds like the Maybury could do with some decent dealers LOL.

haha ye ino i did play there and had a dealer who had never dealt with antes and we had to help him for the first 20 mins lol.

great fun!

The girl who dealt was far, far worse. 

Didn't know you were a member on here Kenny

lol fishboy beleive the guy we got on my second table wass FAR worse! lol

but ye the girl was pretty bad totally couldnt add up at all

She was shocking.  The worse thing she did was to move the blinds from in front of the players, and then she'd do the same with bets before the betting round was over.  This made it very difficult to see how much was in the pot, who'd bet what, if someone had raised who it was, etc.  I did ask her a number of times to leave the chips where they were until the betting was over - but she looked at me as though that was the most ridiculous idea imaginable. 

[StuartHopkin]

Judging by the posts on Tightys thread it sounds like the Maybury could do with some decent dealers LOL.

haha ye ino i did play there and had a dealer who had never dealt with antes and we had to help him for the first 20 mins lol.

great fun!

The girl who dealt was far, far worse. 

Didn't know you were a member on here Kenny

lol fishboy beleive the guy we got on my second table wass FAR worse! lol

but ye the girl was pretty bad totally couldnt add up at all

She was shocking.  The worse thing she did was to move the blinds from in front of the players, and then she'd do the same with bets before the betting round was over.  This made it very difficult to see how much was in the pot, who'd bet what, if someone had raised who it was, etc.  I did ask her a number of times to leave the chips where they were until the betting was over - but she looked at me as though i was an idiot. 

She had met u before then?

[ViiperUK]

Judging by the posts on Tightys thread it sounds like the Maybury could do with some decent dealers LOL.

haha ye ino i did play there and had a dealer who had never dealt with antes and we had to help him for the first 20 mins lol.

great fun!

The girl who dealt was far, far worse. 

Didn't know you were a member on here Kenny

lol fishboy beleive the guy we got on my second table wass FAR worse! lol

but ye the girl was pretty bad totally couldnt add up at all

She was shocking.  The worse thing she did was to move the blinds from in front of the players, and then she'd do the same with bets before the betting round was over.  This made it very difficult to see how much was in the pot, who'd bet what, if someone had raised who it was, etc.  I did ask her a number of times to leave the chips where they were until the betting was over - but she looked at me as though that was the most ridiculous idea imaginable. 

ye she was shoking, i just tried to put a bright face on by constantly annoying her about the half eaten chips n then the minute we had the buffet i totally realised why they where half eaten....

[gatso]

She was shocking.  The worse thing she did was to move the blinds from in front of the players, and then she'd do the same with bets before the betting round was over.  This made it very difficult to see how much was in the pot, who'd bet what, if someone had raised who it was, etc.  I did ask her a number of times to leave the chips where they were until the betting was over - but she looked at me as though that was the most ridiculous idea imaginable. 

this is common practice in a lot of venues so she has probably been trained to do it this way

at dtd for example you'll find a lot of dealers who are shipped in for the big comps do it at first until asked to leave everything in front of the players. the in house dealers don't do it as they've been trained differently

[kinboshi]

She was shocking.  The worse thing she did was to move the blinds from in front of the players, and then she'd do the same with bets before the betting round was over.  This made it very difficult to see how much was in the pot, who'd bet what, if someone had raised who it was, etc.  I did ask her a number of times to leave the chips where they were until the betting was over - but she looked at me as though that was the most ridiculous idea imaginable. 

this is common practice in a lot of venues so she has probably been trained to do it this way

at dtd for example you'll find a lot of dealers who are shipped in for the big comps do it at first until asked to leave everything in front of the players. the in house dealers don't do it as they've been trained differently

It's a terrible practice.  I've seen it at some Grosvenors as well, with some dealers doing it 'properly' and others removing the blinds and placing them in the middle.  I've not come across many who do that with every bet that's made subsequently. 

The training of the dealers at DTD by Mathilde is obviously the key to the consistency. 

[phatomch]

you find that the old dealers that were trained how to deal pot limit tend to leave the chips out as it is easy to work out bets but the new breed just trained in nl tend to drag in as all they have to know is the total amout needed

[Colchester Kev]

Just wondering if you happen to know what the frequency is?

Deserves more love !

[cambo]

Right i dunno if anyone will be able to help me. I'm Looking to get a job in a casino, preferrably as a poker dealer or to work in the cardroom in general. Preferably in Glasgow or Edinburgh or there abouts as i am from glasgow myself.

Any Feedback would be great guys.

alea in glasgow would be the place to go for as its the most popular cardroom in town and the most incred girls/women that work there

[relaedgc]

you find that the old dealers that were trained how to deal pot limit tend to leave the chips out as it is easy to work out bets but the new breed just trained in nl tend to drag in as all they have to know is the total amout needed

I've never known a dealer to be trained in pure NL. I know that when I was trained at Luton, I was trained in PLH.

[kinboshi]

you find that the old dealers that were trained how to deal pot limit tend to leave the chips out as it is easy to work out bets but the new breed just trained in nl tend to drag in as all they have to know is the total amout needed

I've never known a dealer to be trained in pure NL. I know that when I was trained at Luton, I was trained in PLH.

Some dealers don't even seem to be trained in NLHE.

[phatomch]

you find that the old dealers that were trained how to deal pot limit tend to leave the chips out as it is easy to work out bets but the new breed just trained in nl tend to drag in as all they have to know is the total amout needed

I've never known a dealer to be trained in pure NL. I know that when I was trained at Luton, I was trained in PLH.

thats because you work at a grosvenor where the management give a toss about the poker, alot of the smaller ones dont.

for my training schools i was given 5 hours to train the dealers then they would get 1 day in the cardroom a week if they were lucky

[Cf]

Bad dealers tilt me.

Pulling bets into the middle of the table as they're made is so so so wrong.

The thing that tilts me most though is dealer who deal the flop one card at a time rather than all 3 at once.

[phatomch]

Bad dealers tilt me.

Pulling bets into the middle of the table as they're made is so so so wrong.

The thing that tilts me most though is dealer who deal the flop one card at a time rather than all 3 at once.

Nothing wrong with dealing 1 card at a time, you only do all 3 because you have seen it on the tv

[kinboshi]

Bad dealers tilt me.

Pulling bets into the middle of the table as they're made is so so so wrong.

Agreed.  Not much tilts me at the table, but this at weekend was close to.  I had to get up for a walk a few times...

The thing that tilts me most though is dealer who deal the flop one card at a time rather than all 3 at once.

Doesn't bother me at all.