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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 2595837, member: 23910"] Ancient thread bump, but new info so what the hell... You can seriously get out 30 hands in half an hour? Averaging one hand every minute? I'm not gonna say that's impossible... but that's got to be pretty close to impossible. You must have the most amazing groups of fast-acting players in the world to manage that :eek: Even with shuffle machines [b]and[/b] a shot clock, at my local casino if you get more than 25 hands per [I]hour[/I] that'd be considered super fast. That's not a knock on the dealers in the slightest BTW, for the most part they're efficient and very good at their jobs. That's just because players don't always act quickly. Dealers only getting paid $5/hr with no benefits is disgusting. It's more like $30/hr here, plus benefits, though dealers aren't allowed to accept tips. I can't for the life of me understand why you'd want to be making deliberate mistakes just to screw someone who didn't give you tip though. I mean aside from everything else, doesn't that just burn time when you could be dealing more hands and taking money from the players who [I]do[/I] actually tip? [/QUOTE]
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