I'm at Caesars casino in Atlantic city and I just got done playing my Pai Gow Tiles game and made $9 after being down $200+.
I was heading back to my room but decided to stop by the $100 blackjack tables in the high roller pit to see what's going on.
This guy who had about $10,000 in purple chips (2 x 10 chip stacks) was losing pretty bad betting $500 a hand when I stopped by earlier about 1/2 hour ago and he was getting really mad. So, I left the pit because I'm sure he didn't want me there watching.
When I went back to see how he was doing, he had more than triple of what he had at 6 x 10 chip stacks of the purple chips and he was betting $3,000 a hand.
Here is the crazy part.
He had Ace 3 for 4 or 14. The dealer had 6 up. He doubled down as I would have and got a Queen for a total of 14.
The dealer had 5 in the hole for a total of 11 and then drew out 3, 2, Ace for a total of 17. So, he lost.
Instead of taking his $6,000 total bet, she paid him $6,000.
That's a total loss of $12,000 for the casino.
The player kept on looking at me to see if I was going to say anything, but of course I wouldn't say anything.
Either the dealer is in the sham with the player or she was sleep dealing.
The way I saw it, there is no way it was a mistake by the dealer as it was just too obvious.
I've seen it all in 30 years but not this bad.
I was heading back to my room but decided to stop by the $100 blackjack tables in the high roller pit to see what's going on.
This guy who had about $10,000 in purple chips (2 x 10 chip stacks) was losing pretty bad betting $500 a hand when I stopped by earlier about 1/2 hour ago and he was getting really mad. So, I left the pit because I'm sure he didn't want me there watching.
When I went back to see how he was doing, he had more than triple of what he had at 6 x 10 chip stacks of the purple chips and he was betting $3,000 a hand.
Here is the crazy part.
He had Ace 3 for 4 or 14. The dealer had 6 up. He doubled down as I would have and got a Queen for a total of 14.
The dealer had 5 in the hole for a total of 11 and then drew out 3, 2, Ace for a total of 17. So, he lost.
Instead of taking his $6,000 total bet, she paid him $6,000.
That's a total loss of $12,000 for the casino.
The player kept on looking at me to see if I was going to say anything, but of course I wouldn't say anything.
Either the dealer is in the sham with the player or she was sleep dealing.
The way I saw it, there is no way it was a mistake by the dealer as it was just too obvious.
I've seen it all in 30 years but not this bad.