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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1595384, member: 23910"] Don't see any problem with the headphone and MP3 player rules. Even if somehow you manage to never miss your action with your headphones on and you never have to confirm anything (which I find [B]very[/B] hard to believe, BTW) there are loads of other players that will have those problems. There's no two ways about it, it slows the game down so if the room has a rule against it just deal with it. Tend to agree on the dealer points though, they just shouldn't be talking about how hands are being played. What's the "wash the cards" thing about? Do you mean the dealers will actually do a wash shuffle at a player's request? I've heard of it (and other things like deck changes) being done in high stakes games to keep a player who's worth a lot in rake happy but at low stakes it's just asinine. If there's things you feel strongly about you might want to have a quiet word to the floor manager and encourage other players who feel the same way to do so as well. There's no guarantees of any changes, of course, but if enough people feel strongly enough about something you might find some changes get made. [/QUOTE]
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