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To Clock or not to Clock?
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 2608805, member: 23910"] Actually, I'm pretty sure there are some where the shot clock is already under a minute. IIRC my local casino has used a 30-second shot clock in cash games. I've gotta disagree again about getting the dealers involved in this too - at least, more than they already are. A good dealer should already be reminding people that it's their turn to act and prompting them to act in a timely manner. The [b]only[/b] way that having them call time on a player will ever work though is if you implement the shot clock as well, so they've got a fixed rule to work with. I can only imagine it'd be an even bigger nightmare for dealers who work for tips: the incentive for them is to call time every action, because the more hands they get to deal the more tips they could make... except if the players end up hating them because they're constantly calling time, then they'll be less inclined to tip them. Ouch. [/QUOTE]
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