I am not necessarily talking just about miscounting chips on payout, but also about an act of clumsyness or foot in mouth disease that you found funny or that benefited your play.
I think we’ve all seen the silly things like dealers fumbling chips and card shuffling that scatters them all over the table without doing any harm (except for embarrassing the dealer and slowing the game a little). I have joked with them and said, “if you are going to throw chips at us, at least use the purple ones”.
The one incident that stands out in my mind was on a $5 Carribean Stud game at one of the Indiana riverboats. The dealer went to set my cards in front of me, fumbled them, tried to hang on to them and wound up throwing them on the bump stop that runs around the edge of the table. She almost freaked out, but they landed face down back in the felt. Because of that, I was allowed to play them, much to my benefit. Quad 10s for a $300 payout (dealer did not qualify). I would have been upset if the cards had gone over the bump stop and onto the floor, causing a misdeal.
I think we’ve all seen the silly things like dealers fumbling chips and card shuffling that scatters them all over the table without doing any harm (except for embarrassing the dealer and slowing the game a little). I have joked with them and said, “if you are going to throw chips at us, at least use the purple ones”.
The one incident that stands out in my mind was on a $5 Carribean Stud game at one of the Indiana riverboats. The dealer went to set my cards in front of me, fumbled them, tried to hang on to them and wound up throwing them on the bump stop that runs around the edge of the table. She almost freaked out, but they landed face down back in the felt. Because of that, I was allowed to play them, much to my benefit. Quad 10s for a $300 payout (dealer did not qualify). I would have been upset if the cards had gone over the bump stop and onto the floor, causing a misdeal.