Really difficult decision vs Spantard

[pleno1]

The villain is Spanish, 50, has been quite loud all night and seems like hes been in the game for quite a while.

I give him 200e to top up my stack to the max. I think I heard him saying siette (seven) as I handed over the cash to him, but Spanish isn't my first language, so I thought I'd wait a while before making my decision.

As suspected, my read was correct and he brought me over 14 pink chips, (700e)

whats out line?

fwiw, we're stuck 700e at this point in the night.

[Sulphur man]

Karma always gets you. Snap call him back.

[cambridgealex]

if i understand it correctly, he's given you 500euros too much? Obviously give it him back ainec

[pleno1]

yeh, I thought after what they had done to Pete I shouldn't say anything but sigh gave it back

[rfgqqabc]

Wp, fake post saying you gave back is genius btw

[RED-DOG]

yeh, I thought after what they had done to Pete I shouldn't say anything but sigh gave it back

Apology in advance. So much I don't understand here.

Who are 'They' and what did they do to Pete?

Why is the decision really difficult?

What bearing does being stuck 700e have?

[millidonk]

Similiar spot playing Blackjack in Germany, guy meant to pay me out with a 50 euro chip and gave me a 500 euro chip. tyty, snap went into my pocket. Pitboss came over and replaced the dealer whilst giving me a dirty look. [  ] gave it back.

Why are we even remotely considering giving this back? I am confused. Apart from good Karma I can't see another reason. They make the mistake, they pay. This is life.

Surely only people who are golden in life can think giving it back is the nut line?

fwiw i saw an old lady drop £10 out of her purse at the bus stop once, i picked it up and gave it her back. This is a completely different game imo.

[RED-DOG]

Similiar spot playing Blackjack in Germany, guy meant to pay me out with a 50 euro chip and gave me a 500 euro chip. tyty, snap went into my pocket. Pitboss came over and replaced the dealer whilst giving me a dirty look. [  ] gave it back.

Why are we even remotely considering giving this back? I am confused. Apart from good Karma I can't see another reason. They make the mistake, they pay. This is life.

Surely only people who are golden in life can think giving it back is the nut line?

fwiw i saw an old lady drop £10 out of her purse at the bus stop once, i picked it up and gave it her back. This is a completely different game imo.

Not that it should make a difference, but this wasn't a dealer, it was a fellow player.

The villain is Spanish, 50, has been quite loud all night and seems like hes been in the game for quite a while.

I give him 200e to top up my stack to the max. I think I heard him saying siette (seven) as I handed over the cash to him, but Spanish isn't my first language, so I thought I'd wait a while before making my decision.

As suspected, my read was correct and he brought me over 14 pink chips, (700e)

whats out line?

fwiw, we're stuck 700e at this point in the night.

[millidonk]

Similiar spot playing Blackjack in Germany, guy meant to pay me out with a 50 euro chip and gave me a 500 euro chip. tyty, snap went into my pocket. Pitboss came over and replaced the dealer whilst giving me a dirty look. [  ] gave it back.

Why are we even remotely considering giving this back? I am confused. Apart from good Karma I can't see another reason. They make the mistake, they pay. This is life.

Surely only people who are golden in life can think giving it back is the nut line?

fwiw i saw an old lady drop £10 out of her purse at the bus stop once, i picked it up and gave it her back. This is a completely different game imo.

Not that it should make a difference, but this wasn't a dealer, it was a fellow player.

The villain is Spanish, 50, has been quite loud all night and seems like hes been in the game for quite a while.

I give him 200e to top up my stack to the max. I think I heard him saying siette (seven) as I handed over the cash to him, but Spanish isn't my first language, so I thought I'd wait a while before making my decision.

As suspected, my read was correct and he brought me over 14 pink chips, (700e)

whats out line?

fwiw, we're stuck 700e at this point in the night.

Sigh, misread that. To a fellow player I would defo give it back! To an anon dealer or a member of the casino staff no chance. Its not like the casinos are struggling.

[RED-DOG]

Similiar spot playing Blackjack in Germany, guy meant to pay me out with a 50 euro chip and gave me a 500 euro chip. tyty, snap went into my pocket. Pitboss came over and replaced the dealer whilst giving me a dirty look. [  ] gave it back.

Why are we even remotely considering giving this back? I am confused. Apart from good Karma I can't see another reason. They make the mistake, they pay. This is life.

Surely only people who are golden in life can think giving it back is the nut line?

fwiw i saw an old lady drop £10 out of her purse at the bus stop once, i picked it up and gave it her back. This is a completely different game imo.

Not that it should make a difference, but this wasn't a dealer, it was a fellow player.

The villain is Spanish, 50, has been quite loud all night and seems like hes been in the game for quite a while.

I give him 200e to top up my stack to the max. I think I heard him saying siette (seven) as I handed over the cash to him, but Spanish isn't my first language, so I thought I'd wait a while before making my decision.

As suspected, my read was correct and he brought me over 14 pink chips, (700e)

whats out line?

fwiw, we're stuck 700e at this point in the night.

Sigh, misread that. To a fellow player I would defo give it back! To an anon dealer or a member of the casino staff no chance. Its not like the casinos are struggling.

I'm not arguing here, or judging, but just for the sake of debate, if a cashier turned his back for a moment and left a pile of £500 chips unattended, would it be OK to take one?

[millidonk]

Similiar spot playing Blackjack in Germany, guy meant to pay me out with a 50 euro chip and gave me a 500 euro chip. tyty, snap went into my pocket. Pitboss came over and replaced the dealer whilst giving me a dirty look. [  ] gave it back.

Why are we even remotely considering giving this back? I am confused. Apart from good Karma I can't see another reason. They make the mistake, they pay. This is life.

Surely only people who are golden in life can think giving it back is the nut line?

fwiw i saw an old lady drop £10 out of her purse at the bus stop once, i picked it up and gave it her back. This is a completely different game imo.

Not that it should make a difference, but this wasn't a dealer, it was a fellow player.

The villain is Spanish, 50, has been quite loud all night and seems like hes been in the game for quite a while.

I give him 200e to top up my stack to the max. I think I heard him saying siette (seven) as I handed over the cash to him, but Spanish isn't my first language, so I thought I'd wait a while before making my decision.

As suspected, my read was correct and he brought me over 14 pink chips, (700e)

whats out line?

fwiw, we're stuck 700e at this point in the night.

Sigh, misread that. To a fellow player I would defo give it back! To an anon dealer or a member of the casino staff no chance. Its not like the casinos are struggling.

I'm not arguing here, or judging, but just for the sake of debate, if a cashier turned his back for a moment and left a pile of £500 chips unattended, would it be OK to take one?

Not gonna outright lie to you Tom, the thought would probably cross my mind but i can assure you the answer would be 100% NO, as that is outright theft and I am pretty sure it is a crime.. whereas profiting from someone's mistake is not.

Its an us and them type thing. Robin Hood if you will. Steal from the rich, but not your own.

[RED-DOG]

Similiar spot playing Blackjack in Germany, guy meant to pay me out with a 50 euro chip and gave me a 500 euro chip. tyty, snap went into my pocket. Pitboss came over and replaced the dealer whilst giving me a dirty look. [  ] gave it back.

Why are we even remotely considering giving this back? I am confused. Apart from good Karma I can't see another reason. They make the mistake, they pay. This is life.

Surely only people who are golden in life can think giving it back is the nut line?

fwiw i saw an old lady drop £10 out of her purse at the bus stop once, i picked it up and gave it her back. This is a completely different game imo.

Not that it should make a difference, but this wasn't a dealer, it was a fellow player.

The villain is Spanish, 50, has been quite loud all night and seems like hes been in the game for quite a while.

I give him 200e to top up my stack to the max. I think I heard him saying siette (seven) as I handed over the cash to him, but Spanish isn't my first language, so I thought I'd wait a while before making my decision.

As suspected, my read was correct and he brought me over 14 pink chips, (700e)

whats out line?

fwiw, we're stuck 700e at this point in the night.

Sigh, misread that. To a fellow player I would defo give it back! To an anon dealer or a member of the casino staff no chance. Its not like the casinos are struggling.

I'm not arguing here, or judging, but just for the sake of debate, if a cashier turned his back for a moment and left a pile of £500 chips unattended, would it be OK to take one?

Not gonna outright lie to you Tom, the thought would probably cross my mind but i can assure you the answer would be 100% NO, as that is outright theft and I am pretty sure it is a crime.. whereas profiting from someone's mistake is not.

Its an us and them type thing. Robin Hood if you will. Steal from the rich, but not your own.

I'm not going to lie to you either Milly. Both scenarios are profiting from someone else's mistake, and both are outright theft.

I appreciate your honesty though.

[AndrewT]

Milligan, what do you do for a living?

[millidonk]

I'm not going to lie to you either Milly. Both scenarios are profiting from someone else's mistake, and both are outright theft.

I appreciate your honesty though.

Too many quotes for my liking

Just had to google the definition of theft. It's close but it looks like you are right. I find myself reevaluating myself. Its weird as when i have been given too much change in a newsagents  i always snap give it back. But in the casino in Germany i snapped pocketed the money. I can only think the fact it was 500 euro blinded me? but i do prefer to compare myself to Robin Hood.

My mother would argue i was born a scumbag. The first time I was done by the police.. I was 11yrs old. I laugh about it now, but if you break it down its actually quite bad. A story for another time. Face to face maybe.

[millidonk]

Milligan, what do you do for a living?

Bank manager

I used to be an interpreter in the RAF and held the highest form of governement clearance in this country for 8 yrs. The Americans even trusted me to work with their intelligence services. (it wasn't taken off me fwiw. I quit) I now work in I.T.

I have been examined, tested, had my full background checked numerous times and am deemed to be one of the most trustworthy charachters out there. Which in fact I am, for the most part i guess.

I realise my charachter is probably being brought into disripute here. I will get by though, as I am confident in who I am.