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Black Jack in general: The sleepers at the blackjack table

Topic created on 29th Jul. 2018 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 3 | Views: 2,558
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The sleepers at the blackjack table

29th Jul. 2018, at 01:32 pm CEST#1
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Sometimes I would like to reach through the monitor and grab all the other players who are probably sleeping there from behind and shake them vigorously. Or do they switch so slowly in their heads? I don't need 20 seconds to decide whether to take another card. Or the dealers, where you think they move in slow motion (yawn) and there every card is stroked before it lies

From any normal casino would be but long flown out.

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The sleepers at the blackjack table

29th Jul. 2018, at 04:38 pm CEST#2
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That's usually the case with Poker, too. I think there are also tactics behind it. Some players besides the
Dealer, could be so-called house players, who deliberately act like this to get you in a
to get you in an angry (tilt) state.
As is well known, you make more mistakes in such a state. Usually bets too high

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The sleepers at the blackjack table

29th Jul. 2018, at 07:32 pm CEST#3
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Isn't that more likely due to their poor internet connection?

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The sleepers at the blackjack table

30th Jul. 2018, at 03:30 am CEST#4
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Kopfkino wrote on 29.07.2018 at 16:38: Is usually the same with poker. I think there are tactics behind it as well. Some players besides the
Dealer, could be so called house players, who consciously act like that to get you in an
angry (tilt) state to get.
As is well known, you make more mistakes in such a state. Usually bets too high

This is because many players multitabble and play up to 20 tables at the same time.
So they don't do it to annoy Josef from Pinzgau.

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