Base dealers worrying about the other end.

Re: Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (Uhavenoaction) — Tue, 20 May 2008 05:41:14 GMT

I think that the biggest problem I have with this scenario is when the base dealer asks him, "Are you sure?" I have had base dealers do this to me in the past while on stick, and I politely tell them , "thank you, I got it".

If he persists, then I would reply a bit more sternly and look for the box to intervene. Although I have no problem having the opposite base speaking up if I am calculating a set of complex prop bets incorrectly...especially at our place,...

Re: Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (GeeJoon) — Tue, 20 May 2008 05:13:24 GMT

That was good, thanks for the laugh.

All he was trying to do was help, huh? Well in was innapproiate, plain and simple. It is the boxmans job along with the stickman and the other base dealer to watch that end. He's out of line plain and simple, as out of line as it would be for a janitor to come up to you when you are on a dead table telling you to smile more. He should really worry about his own end. Do you seriously think it's ok for someone on second base to ask the...

Re: Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (anotherwynndealer) — Sun, 18 May 2008 22:21:12 GMT

all the kid is trying to do is help. if you were trying to help and you got the kind of answers you people are giving how would you feel? you guys should start working as a team instead of trying to bash someone that is "in his mind" help.

how about if he didn't have players on his end and he was asking you about the other players returning their bets? Still would be pissed? How about the base dealer at the wynn that got fired for not catching the mistake of the...

Re: Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (GeeJoon) — Tue, 06 May 2008 05:19:57 GMT

I would have grabbed $5 out of my working stack and told him, just worry about your end, and if i were in a really spunky mood, I would have told him, as soon as you can handle your end i'll clue you into what's happening on the other end. The box should have said something, it's not his job to make sure all the bets came back from the other end. You are right, you don't have to explain yourself to him. Or I might have said, put on a suit, then i'll answer to you.

Re: Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (dice man 34) — Mon, 05 May 2008 06:46:31 GMT

your box man needs to get some and tell that othe dealer to deal his end.

Re: Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (Uhavenoaction) — Sun, 04 May 2008 23:28:34 GMT

Amen, brother, amen.....

Base dealers worrying about the other end.

feeds@yuku.com (frank1004) — Sun, 04 May 2008 10:32:40 GMT

Sorry, kind of ranting here. This base dealer is absolutely terrible too, so I don't know why he's trying to take on the task of watching the other end. I'm on stick, coming out, I've got like 3 horn hi yos and a bunch of other prop action. Seven, winner. 2 of the horn hi yos return. This base then is hanging near the middle holding a nickel in his hand. Goes like this:

Him: $5 horn hi yo, straight out, returns. (noticing the other 2 horn hi yos) Did those...