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Delving into live-gambling games recently, I've come to find dealers to be very likable all in their own unique way.
Usually dealers will be very young, in their twenties or thirties, which is interesting. I've often heard dealers mentioning that they have dreams of becoming actors or that they're studying to become teachers etc. Which is all very admirable. So in spite of the fact that being a dealer requires very high skills and constant attention, they use this job as an opportunity to improve themselves and their future.

Probably this job can get very boring at times also. Dealers follow very repetitive tasks and have to do everything very precisely, often at odd hours too. I've noticed that each of them have their own unique style.
Some really like to strike up conversations with their table and respond to every chat message very thoroughly. Other dealers will not even announce the results, only talking when it's completely necessary.
The thing I like the most is when dealers are genuine and will be completely honest with you. For example if asked how they do they'll just say "I wanna finish my shift and and go home".
When a dealer tries to pretend or make up stuff just to have something to say, for me it's really obvious and unappealing. For instance yesterday I stumbled upon a young roulette host that was very much trying to play into the "dumb blond stereotype" talking about her supposed many ex BFs and how she's going to the club etc. and to me it was really weird hearing the host constantly talking and pretend to be someone they aren't when trying to gamble.
But having genuine conversations, no matter how small, is always interesting and refreshing to me.
One thing I dislike though is that oftentimes dealers have to pay attention to people that see the chat as a flirting app. I'm hoping betting companies would be more strict with that because these people are just cringe and I don't want to cringe when gambling.

What do you think about this all? Do you like your dealer talkative or not?
And if you prefer the dealer being talkative, would you mind if they made up some story just to keep talking? Or would you prefer even that over silence?

Both, a good dealer knows when the conversation is welcome but also can keep quiet and just deal when thats preferred also.   Obviously some people want a real person that is a feature of the game setup and a big plus over no real dealer.   Some conversation will just be a waste of time, Im sure it has to be part of the training that a dealer goes silent, reduces their talk or just changes subject when asked.   Often I would find it a distraction and that moment could happen in an instant which normally would be rude but the game is the focus not the distraction of a talkative dealer hence it requires alot of respect towards the player to really work, its what makes a good dealer I guess.

How can a dealer be silent? I have not noticed that before. But they can be silent and talk when necessary which means they are not talkative. But to be completely silent is another thing and that will make the game boring and not worth it at all. I like dealers that talk but in a professional way and talking about what is related to the current game that we are staking on and sometimes announce some winners. If a dealer fake some conversations, I am not the type that will easily know if he or she is faking it, talking makes it lively. But to some people, winning is what that makes it lively and not the talking.

To be honest, I haven't noticed complete silence either.
But rather, let's say when playing blackjack, the dealer can announce so many things that if they announce everything they'll be talking constantly only about the game.
I've noticed oftentimes they'll just announce the really important outcomes like when you go bust by going above 21, but not much more besides that.
Probably the companies hosting the dealers allow them to have their own style, and if they don't feel like announcing everything happening in the game or not talking much at all, it's ok.
But even for the stuff necessary to announce, I've noticed some dealers saying it with such a silent voice that even background noise was louder. And yet the table was full. I guess some people must like this dealing style where the dealer doesn't talk much if at all.

It's all part of the act to get them hook. Selling the sexuality and flirting with thirsty simps in whatever way possible is a marketing strategy. I'm not saying it's ethical or moral but it's generally effective. Of course there will always be exceptions like you but there are probably 10 that would buy for every 1 outlier.

What do you think about this all? Do you like your dealer talkative or not?
And if you prefer the dealer being talkative, would you mind if they made up some story just to keep talking? Or would you prefer even that over silence?

I do like dealer with talkative why because when I bored I used to hear they talk, something about live something just small jokes, Im considered my self as introvert so Im not going to talk with strange but since the live gambling like blackjack is I just hear and the dealer that only talk that is totally fine for me.

Beside that when I want a silence I just played BlackJack with house game and played with computer instead of human tho this all just my opinion

I think I have different moods for this. Sometimes I want to gamble with loud friends for example, but sometimes my mood is also to gamble alone, quietly, and without disturbances. So I guess I don't really prefer a talkative dealer, but neither do I really prefer a dealer who doesn't talk. I will probably choose either of them depending on my mood. Both are good. And this made me realize that casinos shouldn't be too specific when it comes to hiring dealers. Silent and talkative dealers are both appealing in their own right.

Well, I have always thought why these players can interact with these people who are paid to do something that they often do because of the jump to the Live game, (offline) where are the tips, simple they are doing their job.

OP; Q...? I don't know, I don't care what they do in the social sense, I just want them to do their job well.

On the other hand, there are other games that require that hullabaloo on the part of the "dealer" but in most cases online, I don't get too distracted by that kind of interpretation of psychology about dealer.

I always enjoy listening to talkative dealers, but it still depends on my mood because I have moments where I don't like to engage in a conversation and only focus on playing out the rounds.

It is nice to have a small talk with some dealers as they can give off a welcoming vibe, and it can be entertaining when the other players chime in.

If I can't pick both, i'd probably pick a quiet dealer that's straight to the point because there are levels on the side of the talkative dealers.

I agree there are always users who are down bad while playing.

Liking the talking of the dealer is something that could depend a little on the kind of person the gambler is in terms of aspects such as introversy. Some persons like a talkative dealer because it makes the gamble seem more like a fun and interactive game than just a profit minded game. Some persons could even be of the opinion that   talkative dealers could affect their thoughts during that period of time in a positive manner.
Others may see it as a distraction that could hinder their winning odds. This is because of the fact that probably these set of persons prefer a silent environment to help them calculate better.

I personally prefer talkative dealers because they are more fun and can sometimes make the game atmosphere friendlier even if we lose. I prefer light conversation interspersed with occasional funny jokes. Don't talk about heavy things, especially made-up stories. I prefer the conversation as it is.

But if I'm in a bad mood, I usually don't care what the dealer is talking about and just focus on the game at hand.

Have you look these one ? https://youtu.be/8sl8V42lC7Y?si=3MEBC-5L1HdgKQK7&t=51

I mean look the comment, people even want these dealer talk to you really shit while you are losing some money. Imagine, you getting roasted while you are losing playing blackjack in 4 of the morning ~LOL.

Quite fun and funny.

I prefer if the dealer talks a lot because this will be an emotional breaker when on a losing streak.
for example, we gamble on roulette but the dealer only talks when necessary but that's when the losing streak comes and of course situations like this make us very emotional, there is no other entertainment after the betting turns into something annoying.
It's different if we bet at one of the tables and the dealer is always talking or making up funny stories. even if we lose, of course we will be entertained by the story, even though sometimes the story doesn't make sense, I still prefer a dealer who talks a lot and can entertain me.
and usually occurs more often in female dealers.

I don't like the talkative types, I love silence when it comes to playing live games. Sometimes the chat is getting congested because of them and it's better to keep it clean.
But there are also times that I want someone talking there to keep it active. I mean, we don't want to see a chatbox that's last chat with a human was a week ago. Short stories will be fine and it's okay if it's made up because I bet most of them are just to keep the chat active. They may be writing stories at home or they are just copying a story from someone else just so they can provide passive entertainment for the players.
Anyway, I think this depends on the mood. There are players who like to just play and don't really mind those who talk and there are those who like playing roleplay with others just to make the game not boring at all. There are times I answer in different chat boxes in my favorite gambling site because I feel like answering them but if it becomes repetitive, it's kind of irritating me. Some players are acting stupid most of the times even though the information was said seconds ago.

I think it depends on my emotional state at the specific time, day, or moment while playing gambling games with dealers involved. For example, if you are in a serious or calm mode, of course you don't want someone to distract you, but if the dealer is talkative, then you will lose focus and end up listening to the dealer's story, and at the end you might blame them. But if you are in a neutral mode or just having a chill gambling session and the dealer is quite fun, then maybe it is better to hear funny stories so that you will not be bored and the dealer will be too.

But not all people are the same; maybe in one session of a game where a dealer is involved, many players or bettors are present, and not all will be happy if someone is talking in front of them; it may affect their strategy or focus. That's why, if you search in a physical casino, the dealers are most likely silent and just stating the flow of the game or the card results. So in general, maybe it's better if the dealer is silent; it may be hard for them, but we can't do anything from there.

A professional dealer will not talk much, let alone just say things that are not important, professional dealer will be able to understand and determine what conditions are like for the right moment when he makes various statements regarding what is being done in game.
Sometimes gamblers will feel emotional and can't focus on game if the dealer talks too much, maybe this will be enough to lighten the mood but every gambler emotions are different so the dealer must really be able to understand each condition when giving few words.
I myself don't really like dealers who talk too much because it very boring and annoying, I typical gambler who doesn't really like it when there lot of conversation because it doesn't allow me to enjoy what I betting on.
But I think almost all dealers in any game and at any casino always talk lot and what I don't like the most is dealer who makes various statements that make gamblers even more curious to increase the bet amount to bigger one.
Maybe this is their strategy so that gamblers can bet larger amounts and it really very annoying.

For me, it's okay if a dealer is a talkative one at live tables. Sometimes, I understand the appeal of genuine conversation and honesty coming from them. I just don't like those scripted or exaggerated stories. I appreciate a talkative dealer who keeps the atmosphere lively, especially if they have their style at the table. It's important to me that the dealer has a style that enhances my overall gaming experience, like engaging conversations that add to the enjoyment of the time.

I've been watching live poker tables for quite a while now and I'm actually hooked to tables wherein dealers interact with the chat. It feels like you are in the same room with them and the atmosphere they provide is somewhat welcoming, sometimes luring you into buying for a slot in the table. There's a limit to the talkativeness that I can tolerate, though. If they became extra chatty that it's no longer soothing or relieving the tension but rather just adding to it, that's the time that I'd leave the table and choose another one that just has the right tempo and atmosphere.

To be completely honest i do not really care, as long as they do their job and make the necessary announcements at the table. There would be customers who prefer when the dealer talks a lot about unnecessary things and even makes up stories to keep conversing, it is down to individual preferences, but in my opinion it is great if the dealer simply does things moderately and without an excess in anything.

I don't like dealers who talk a lot and even tell things to the players at the table. looks stiff, but I prefer those who don't talk too much and say enough things. I don't care about the interactions at the table. Maybe it's because I personally don't like small talk. I will just focus on the game and not pay too much attention to anything else. Likewise when I play offline with my friends. but when you play offline, there will always be players who are very noisy talking.

for a smooth-talking, matter-of-fact dealer. that's interesting because it's part of how they enjoy their work. they also try to be close to their customers. so they don't want to disappoint players.

The interaction is not too boring and not too exciting, but I actually don't mind because the other person expresses what they convey. In the process of gambling, I also encountered many different situations.
Honestly, each person will bring a different experience without discrimination. Someone can be enthusiastic with an engaging story, or someone can be incompatible with being timid in conversation, to be more precise, the atmosphere does not need to be forced, let it happen naturally, but There is no pattern to that comfort.

I am no big fan of blackjack or roulette games although I seldom play especially when I have to follow some colleagues of mine that are into the game and in the little time's I have been there what I think about this all is that it's just the job of the dealer to be talking and there's no particular direction of discuss or talk the dealer is confined to and that makes them talk about almost anything.

It would be boring to have a dealer quiet in the course of the game at least that's what makes the game complete but what I don't like is when a dealer has to cook up some stories to impress as I can get distracted in the game just by knowing or sensing that what he is talking about are fake or made up stories. Why I do get  distracted by fake talks is that within me I feel like the dealer thinks am dumb to accept whatever he dishes out just because he has to talk, it's better he is real with a bitter truth talk all the way.

i prefer a dealer who is not talkative but also not silent. so he is good at positioning, where he can carry the flow of conversation with the players, but he can also be quiet when the time is right. because if the dealer is too active in talking it sometimes makes the players feel disturbed because they cannot concentrate on the game listening to the dealer actively talking.

I would prefer a dealer who understands gamblers' moods at a given period. Dealers should be mature enough to be sensitive to the atmosphere that suits gamblers at a given time. As much as I would like a dealer who is open and converses with me, I might need a lot of silence when I am concentrating or losing games. The dealer should be able to sense that we can have all the conversation when he perceives that I am in a jovial mood. And I also expect them not to continue in a conversation when they suspect that I am not interested. Dealers should understand that they are there for the customers, therefore they should be trained to make gamblers comfortable and not to make them feel uneasy. In conclusion, I like the conversation in some situations while silence might be my preferred condition at some other times.

I don't prefer talkative type of dealers although I rarely play table games.If the dealer keeps talking it can disturb my play as I need absolute quiteness when I am playing such games like Poker,BlackJack or other related dealer game.There are persons though who like to hit on the dealer if she is good looking and go to play there just to talk to the dealer,so these persons like that type of dealer.

It's more fun to play with live dealers because they are different and unusual. For young dealers, I like seeing how they use their jobs to reach other objectives. All of this helps them become better people. Some dealers are more outgoing than others. Others would rather be alone than talk a lot. In this way, we can all get what we want. A trustworthy seller is a pleasure to do business with. There are, however, people who might not like how some dealers make up stories to start a conversation since honesty is valued. It is necessary to address rudeness in the chat, especially if it is about to become awkward or embarrassing. This isn't all that sellers do. In addition, they help make sure the players have fun and are involved.

I think that the fun and entertainment in gambling involves talking. That's bluffing in poker makes it all the more fun than a silent player. The same thing applies to a dealer who is talkative but is high on emotionally intelligent. A talkative dealer must be able to read the room and read it well. Know when to talk and know when to pipe down. But the talking is fun and enjoyable when you are the one winning. If you are losing, you will just want to tell the dealer to stfu.

Maybe if you're in a physical casino, it's inevitable that there will be a dealer who is talkative because maybe that's one of their tactics to convince their gamblers to continue to play more. That's what I see.

Maybe other gamblers like the talkative so they don't get bored and others like the silent so they can relax; in short, we gamblers feel differently when we play gambling in a casino too. However, this is just my assumption only an opinion regarding that matter anyway

I can't say though, there are dealers let's say in a baccarat table that talks a lot but it makes the game more entertaining as the players might be very happy to have a dealer like that. In best cases, I remember a dealer like subtle pointing as to what to bet, and you have to get that cues from him and bet and win big.

But there are cases that players wanted to focus more, maybe reading the pattern and such and so they want their dealers to not talk a lot so that they can concentrate on what they are going to bet next.

Im with this on which it could really be able to break that kind of emotion on the time that you are really playing on which when frustration comes and with having that talkative dealer then it would really be easing out that kind of disappointment on which it could really make you going and this is something that they could possibly affect you on positive way on which you dont make yourself becoming that impulsive along the way
but somewhat this could really be that strategic on trying out to disrupt you so that you could really be able to play more but well, if you are really just that playing for the sake of leisure and entertainment
then it wont really be an issue but if you are doing the opposite then expect that being impulsive will really be next in line.

In my opinion, it depends on the state of mind of the gambler at that time. Sometimes, we can be in a mood where we would welcome conversations from a talkative dealer, and other times we just want that tranquility to remain focused on the game.

However, I enjoy talkative dealers and that's even one of the things I consider when I play Blackjack. I am a social crusader and I enjoy conversations, whether appealing or not, I always enjoy the conversation with the dealer even as I game and I also don't mind sparking the conversation when the dealer is good-looking and wears a good perfume.

It will be pertinent to say that it all depends on personal preference, the nature of the game, and the gambler's state of mind. These factors will determine the gambler's preference at every point in time.

Honestly, even if I'm a talkative type of person, I'd always prefer the silent dealer because I just want to protect my peace and if my dealer talks a lot, It may destruct my concentration because I know myself, maybe instead of focusing in gambling, I might just waste my time chitchatting with them. Based on the replies I read in this thread, you can see that there are really different types of people, the majority of those who answered said that they prefer the talkative dealer because it helps them to relieve the nervousness of a gamblers but if the answer is different of all, we only have one goal in gambling, that is to win and have fun

A dealer can talk because most times silence can be boring in tables, so any light conversations can help relieve tenseness and make the mood to be on lighter notes. Although dealers should be professional in their conversations and should be respectful with utterances and have some reasonable sense of humor, if they're able to strike a meaningful conversation that can flow with the game, then it's all part of the fun and everybody will feel relaxed.

Despite that small talks are good to lighten tensed moods and relax everybody, silence can be golden if a dealer doesn't have anything meaningful to say, it's better not to say anything than talking and being more boring.

From what I experience, in physical casinos, most of the dealers are talkative, maybe it was there nature to socialized or it's part of their job description. But I do find it a non-issue to me at least as it doesn't affect what will be by bet. But in online, they do talk too much. Obviously, they don't see the person or the bettors, and just rely on chat message from gamblers and so they will have to respond to it and then added some alibi. And from what I see, it's still ok though, I mean most of the time gamblers do really say good things to this dealers so that point that I see some of them being familiarized with dealers, their names, where they from and others. Perhaps there are gamblers who doesn't like dealers that are talkative, but maybe it's just a small percentage.

I rather prefer that since I gamble to have fun so having a dealer like this which can talk and entertain us for sure this add good factor so I can stay longer in the game.

If the dealer is so silent for sure we get feel bored about it and might feel sleepy in the long run since we know how the game flow and if there's no ice breaker in the game for sure we can think about leaving and find another game since we don't get what we want there. It can really ease up some tension while the dealer is talkative and entertaining that's why I really prefer to have them.

I know there are other gambler want a silent since they want to focus to the game as they really like to win and not get distracted distracted on the games they are currently playing on.

If she is pretty and cool then yeah I love talkative dealer as this inspire me to bet and stay in the table longer and even if I'm losing multiple times yet it is tolerable as the dealer is entertaining .
but if my dealer is old ? no i wanted Her to zip her mouth so i can focus in my bets .

But kidding aside , it is much fun if you and your dealer are engaging not only in bets but also in the process .

Being an introvert myself, I believe that makes me already and automatically dislike people who talk too much, I am a very quiet person in nature, and by this, I don't like people talking too much around me, it becomes disturbance to me and causes me to lose focus in what ever I am doing at that moment.

So, speaking or asking whether I would like a talkative as a dealer, answer to that is hell no, I would prefer a very quiet person just like myself, but then, if it happens I get connected to a dealer who talks just too much, then all I would ask for is that he or she be atleast genuine, what ever he or she is saying, let it be something real and not fake, I hate fake people, fake lifestyle, and fake stories, it's better to be quiet at all times than say trash in the name of talking.
So, that is it for me.

I notice that some dealers often talk when dealing cards. They talked about many things, including themselves, and for me, it didn't matter because it could be a chat while playing cards. Maybe the dealer is trying to get the player to communicate and not be stressed or tense with the card game so the dealer will try to talk. Maybe some players don't like the dealer talking a lot because it disturbs their concentration while playing cards. This depends on each gambler because if they don't like a dealer who talks a lot, they will move to another place to look for a more silent dealer. I prefer it if the dealer can talk sincerely and honestly about everything to attract the players' attention to try to enjoy the moment of playing cards.

I get that it's part of the selling point of some casinos but it shouldn't be the standard.
Evolution is putting modestly dressed dealers on its tables and from the looks of it there's no hint that they're counting on sexual appeal to attract players.
Meanwhile other providers even put dealers in bikinis lol. IMHO some providers need to step up their game and start delivering chat mutes to people that come in to flirt with the gambler because it makes everyone else's experience worse. At least if some providers start doing it we'll have a choice.

OH MY GOOOOD

Why is that guy recording his screen so intimidating over some blackjack???
I really cringed hard when the dealer started swearing but oh my god. What did he do to deserve this intimidation?
He's probably a minimum wage worker working the overnight shift at a blackjack table. I ended up really disliking the person behind the screen for being so confrontational, and even commenting about the cards he was dealt? Come on, the dealer can't fix the chances in your favor :/ Poor poor dealer, he even pointed out he works two jobs and the gambler is trying to fire him? I would have raged but still he remained so calm and kept dealing as if nothing happened. I feel for the guy. I think if this was a physical casino, the gambler would have been kicked out first.
But maybe I'm sympathizing too much towards the dealer here?
Seeing how he immediately started being racist towards the next dealer too though, I think it's the streamer that has the problem.

I'm not really into a chatty dealer when I'm trying to play cards.  I'd rather have someone who just does their job quietly and keeps the game moving smoothly.  Too much random chitchat can throw me off my concentration on the game and  im there to play, not hear someone's life story.  Just deal the cards efficiently so I can focus on my strategy and having fun playing.  No need for a talk show host, just a competent dealer so us players can do our thing.

The game will run more relaxed and more interesting if the dealer can get the players playing with his small talk. The dealer can ask or tell the players various things that will prevent the players from being stiff and too serious about the game. But the dealer should not be too talkative because sometimes gamblers feel uncomfortable when they are playing but the dealer is busy with his nonsense which will make the players feel unhappy with the dealer's presence and want to end the game as soon as possible. So just act normal, treat the players like colleagues and bosses at the same time.

Whether dealers who often talk or are quiet are accepted or not by gamblers, the main condition for a dealer to be accepted and work at a casino must have the first requirement of being clever in communicating and then mastering several types of games carefully, for example: in live betting.

Whether dealers who often talk or are quiet are accepted or not by gamblers, the main condition for a dealer to be accepted and work at a casino must have the first requirement of being clever in communicating and then mastering several types of games carefully, for example: in live betting.

Maybe I would like to hear the chatter delivered by the Dealer, especially if there is a Dealer who is super funny in explaining the game.

I am sure he meant the same. He didn't mean the dealer could be silent. They have to talk when it's necessary. But I have seen very talkative dealers who cheer when players win and say sorry when players lose their bet. Not only that, dealers talk about many things. I remember watching the dealer on Crazy time when he was talking and players were asking him questions like this and that and he was talking too friendly. Sometimes I have watched the dealer without even placing any bets. It's like when we watch talkshow on television and ask question on live. Players surely get bored when they find their dealers talk less.

You are just right, it is not possible for a dealer not to be talking at all, they have to say something. If they are boring, they will only want to talk about the game that they are rendering to the bettors and not talking about anything else. I have not seen a dealer without talking before, they say something. But dealers can be lively than other dealers, just like we people are different. Some people can be reserved while some people can make anywhere they are lively. Dealer should be professional in what they are doing, but we still see differences in them. As for me I prefer dealers that talk more as well.

A genuine conversation never hurts no matter how long it stays so long it is found out to be genuine and can be confirmed, that is if it is a story that someone already know as genuine and you can relate with it by adding your own angle but if it is a cock and bull story, it is already frustrating.

So a little chicky conversation here and there by your casino host or manager or even betting agent spice up things and gives the betting a human face especially in offline gambling. In offline gaming house, this is one characteristics you see with the agents, they can contribute to discussion on games played previously when you ask them scores and what happened in the games but apart from the chat room in the online casino, I don't think there is a P2P communication .

Bikinis are too much for me too but you cannot have a uniform standard when it comes to this since these are private businesses. The "should" of one gambler doesn't necessarily it sits well with another. You just have to pick the casinos that meets your preferences.

I prefer a not too talkative dealer but a little roast battle is not that serious. I enjoyed that exchange to be honest and I lost it when he said "that's why I got two jobs". The huge sigh at the beginning when he got picked tells you that N looked tired as F and just wanted to end his shift hehe. I wouldn't report him.

I've actually never played gambling in a live casino, but if it's possible that one day I play there, maybe it's better to hear the dealer talk a lot rather than be quiet and look serious, sometimes playing too seriously also makes the nerves a little stiff, so there's no problem if there's a lot of dealers talk or just tell a story, but you have to remain alert not to be careless because we might not focus on the game and the dealer will cheat. lol

So far I don't know whether the dealer has ever cheated when playing live casino games, but what I know is that they all work professionally, that's why I have never tried it, but I have heard many stories from my friends who are happy with live gambling games because they are happier. interact with the dealer to be more sure whether the game is rigged or not, I personally would probably also be happy if the dealer in live games not only specialized in blackjack and card games but maybe in poker games, I happen to like poker games, I don't know if there are any Live games for poker, as far as I know, are only blackjack.

Personally, I lean towards dealers who strike a balance between talkative and attentive. Their various histories and dealing approaches are fascinating, isnt it? Always thought the human element enhanced gambling. Talkative dealers who give real life stories make the game more fun for me.

Fake stories are off-limits. Authenticity counts! A dealer's honesty provides a more inviting atmosphere. Professionalism and friendliness are difficult to balance. Dealers who can make a boring job fun and engaging are admirable.

I agree with your argument on inappropriate chatter! Betting companies should implement stronger standards to preserve respect. A enjoyable, safe environment for everyone is key. Fun gambling is a communal, courteous, and authentic experience, right?

I will never prefer a dealer talkative, not for any reason, and I do not think that anyone would prefer this because it can't add to you and it could be so annoying. Must they talk? Their talks are confusing at times which is why I prefer to have my cool head when gambling. One thing about gamblers that is unique is to have that neutral and refreshing head when they gamble, anything that is going to make it bad for me will surely be shunned without an apology. Some will also be insulted by some people if they are just too annoying as is not everybody who is extrovert, and if an introverted person picked the annoyance, you might be shocked once they could see such behaviour as insulting and uncalled for. It got worse if the person was now forcing things and trying to crack some dry jokes. Well, it doesn't work on me, and I make sure that I remain focused even as I am polite with everybody, at least as much as I can or pretend to be.

Yes, a human element would be good at least something that has something to say whichever topic the talk may go on. Just talking about current events on the news is already something that will make listeners aware of.

A lot of people today are forgetting to watch the news and getting it from someone via word of mouth is enough at least. The dealers don't have to make up stories but if he can make it funny, I wouldn't care. I have watched the worst on TV, nothing can annoy me anymore of this stuff.

Well,it depends on my mood at that moment; that's what determines the kind of dealer I can tolerate. My kind of temperament is so bad that I hardly cope with sanguines, who are usually known for their talkative nature and extroversion. I could easily just get bored with their too much talk, but what I will do is keep quiet and only nod my head to whatever they say while I am fixing my attention 99% on the game.

Sometimes too, I could be in a good mood and just manage to pay attention to what the dealer is saying, but at some point, that can also make me lose concentration, which is what I don't like at all, so I just prefer a dealer who is not talkative; at least know when it is necessary to talk and not talk all the time throughout the game.

it really depends on your mood on that day, sometimes you need to focus on your games and you don't want distraction from anyone. whereas, there are some instances that you want to have a conversation with your dealer. so this one, i guess, depends on a case-to-case basis. so there's no straight answer here because there are underlying factors that you can consider depending on the situation of when you play your game.


if you encounter such talkative dealer and you're not in the mood to engage in such discussion or interaction, i believe it is better to change table and see if it will do good on your mental thinking. because i can fully agree, that not all people can tolerate such dealers who like to talk much. i also know a lot of gamblers who prefer to play in silent mode. i think the silence can give them better focus on what they are doing.

Well it all about the entertainment so if the dealer can keep me entertained without trying to get me Carried away to lose why not, I welcome a talkative dealer at least the entire session won't be boring at all since we already know how some time those games can clogue our brains and at that point, there will be a need to get a motivation and enterment as long as gambling is concern.

But the aspect of that entertaining that I may not welcome is when the dealer try to go out of the fun part of the story and slide into something personal or security threats, because some times, those dealer's still tell us somethings about themselves and personal life which at some point it becomes nonsense to you as a gambler since your mind is already fixed on the games and not the stories.

It doesn't matter to me if the dealer is talkative or not as long as their actions aren't annoying at all.

If I found a dealer as talkative, as long as the subject just makes sense or shares a gambling-related experience or might be talking about its previous players on the table or game audiences, it's fine. But if it's about politics, religion, or family problems - that requires another place to discuss.

I don't think there's a silent dealer. Dealers are supposed to pull up some talk as what they worked for is under the entertainment industry.

Does this really need to be asked? I don't think so... People have different stereotypes -- some could be clingy and some could be bored if they've got so many people around them... I wouldn't prefer having my dealer being a talkative... There's always a certain level to where he/she would need to understand that my personal space is meant for me alone.

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it's always really annoying to engage in unnecessary discussions at the moment of loses - most people are not proned to controlling their anger issues so there's a possibility that someone flairs up... Building a good relationship with your dealer would also be as better anyways!!

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Physical casinos should have a general soft music background to keep the environment lively. I am in the casino to relax, and have fun playing games, not to listen to the dealer bring up discussions that should not concern me. I prefer the dealer to talk when necessary.

If the dealer keeps talking uncontrollably, it will become distracting to the game, and somehow makes them unprofessional.

It depends on how these dealers deliver their message. Some dealers are good at entertaining players and that means they know their role aside from managing the game. A silent dealer will surely be criticized by live audiences and that will the game even more boring to play and as a result, few players will only play. These players need fun while playing the game.

Dealers are supposed to be entertaining as they are acting the same as how the usual entertainment host is doing.

Although I'm not fan of live games but I think having a talkative dealer who is talking too much during the game will be annoying. As long as I can see, most dealer in live games do not talk too much or they can be said as a silence dealers. I do not think that it will fun for them to talk during the game as it can affect their concentration while doing their job as dealer. However it will also depending on what kind of live game we are referring to, my opinion is related to live card games such as blackjack or baccarat. Talkative dealer is needed on other games such as crazy time or other similar games.

To get better results, gambling must be done calmly, so that we can be more focused and free from distractions. I think casino dealers should work professionally, knowing when to talk and interact with gambling players and when to remain silent without saying a word. And when a gambling game is in progress, they should not talk too much and only speak when there is important information or when there are questions from players.

However, it cannot be denied that the rules and policies contained in each casino are quite varied, and it is possible that there are some casinos that have policies that allow more interaction but on condition that it does not disrupt the flow of the game. and as wise gambling players, we must be able to comply with gaming ethics and respect the policies that apply at the casino where we gamble.

If I had to choose then talkative really. I like it to my experience whenever I visit old-school baristas. Whenever there are not many customers I always try to engage in a conversation and they always return it back rather enthusiastically. Not that it happened all the time, but often enough. I'd liken that experience to whenever I gamble really since I feel like it just heightens the experience itself. Not to mention you'd probably have a few other players in the table itself joining the conversation. Might become a bit too intense at some point though but then that's understandable since it is still a game we're playing on.

Naturally, there would be instances that I'd like silence, but I prefer conversing more compared to the former. Kind of ironic if you consider it since I much prefer gambling online. Then again i guess I find my conversations online in a different way, e.g. discord with friends and the like.

A dealer is not supposed to be quiet, it is his duty to interact with the gamblers and make the  game fun and lively. Aside from being the host of the game, some of them can go all out to give the gamblers a good entertainment. When they do this, i prefer it being done professionally. A professional dealer knows when to talk and when to be silent.  At least I have not met one who interfers when he is not supposed to, I'd find it rather rude and offensive. Personalities differ, I do not like talkatives generally, so I wouldn't be pleased having a talkative dealer around. I am there to gamble, so their personal experiences doesn't matter to me.

It will be subjective as different people will have different reactions depending on how the dealer talks. For example in some cases, there will be people who find the dealer annoying while talking but to some, the way the dealer talks is nice. If it's just an ordinary discussion, that's normal, but if the dealer put some inappropriate topic to mention, it might create a commotion for those who don't want to hear that said topic.

As far as I know, these dealers are following a certain protocol during their sessions.

There are prohibited topics to be mentioned while currently in the session. It's on their guidelines.

The dealer was talkative because it was his nature of job,the dealer should interact with the gamblers for the better support.You should not consider it as the only way for the dealer to spam on you,the dealer itself have enough work.He try to connect you for the better support,if you feel like you are get worry on the talkative nature.The gamblers had full rights to convey to their dealers,in few ways he accepted his mistake.Then you will get free from the huge advice from the dealers,it help the gamblers to learn the game in detail.

Whenever there is silence in gambling it makes me feel like I'm addicted to it.  I gamble for fun and to be entertained so there is a social aspect to it for me.  I like when dealers are fun because it livens up the table and then the other people around loosen up.  Tight tables I usually walk away from rather quickly.

Well, I have seen some dealers who are not talkative. Most of their word are, Place your bet please, no more bet please, and the number and the winner. That's it. To be honest, I hate playing at a table where a dealer talks like this. I play and chat with the dealers and I guess other players feel the same. If a dealer acts like they are our teacher who is taking our class and talks very few words, that's simply boring as a hack. I saw dealers who talk about what movie they like, what superhero is their favorite, what movie are they going to watch next, and what their life plans etc, etc. I am sure most of you guys would like such a dealer as well.

It actually depends on my mood.

If I feel like I am on a losing streak and I am playing some card games that somehow involves skill (e.g. poker, blackjack, etc.), then I would prefer that my dealer would be silent with respect to anything that he/she shares outside gambling. But if I am in the mood where I get to experience some winning streak, I would also prefer that my dealer to be NOT silent.

At the end of the day, it entirely depends on my mood if I want to socialize with people or not. I mean obviously, if I were playing in an online platform, I would prefer otherwise due to the nature of the circumstances.

I think dealers are just doing their jobs and being talkative at times is necessary so that players wouldn't get boring. I think I like them when they are talkative because some of the time we tend not to care especially when we focus on gambling, it just stir up some vibes though if you hear them talking that might interest you. I don't like them being silent, they're more like a robot being dressed by their employers.

I prefer playing silently when I am gambling. One reason is to be able to think seriously with my bets and another is pressure and lack of comfortability with my gambling experience. It is just hard to focus on things if your attention is torn between minding your bets or listening to what the dealer is talking about. As humans, we are only capable of selective attention. There are just time we would want additional noises such as with socialization to other gamblers or with the dealer but for sure it won't be always on my end. First of all I chose online gambling because I only have to mind myself when playing unlike with landbased casinos wherein socialization is difficult to avoid. There are also instances wherein talking is a form of distraction to cheat although this is not to conclude but it would be better to still be mindful of things to prevent such unwanted scenario.
However, not all gamblers are comfortable of it and that's enough to not initiate with talks unless players started it themselves. Many gamblers are losing big time and if you are in their shoes, would you like to be distracted given that you're focused of getting what you have lost? I believe you won't and not making unnecessary talks and noises are also a form of respect given that you are not the only one playing. You are free to enjoy such feat but never expect that all people would also do; we have our own preference.

I agree with you. If a dealer starts talking a lot during the game, I would have a bad impression about him, because I would identify it as an attempt to distract me, consequently leading to mistakes and further losses. They have to understand what kind of public they are working with. If the dealer is among more extrovert gamblers, then he should engage in conversations without any issues, but if he spots to be working with an introvert public who isn't interesting in pushing conversations further, then he should remain silent and just do his job.

Personally, I don't have much interest in talking while gambling, because as OP said, dealers are just there doing their job for money, while in fact what they really want is to finish that as soon as possible to get back home, so why to pretend they want to talk, since they don't give any importance to that at all? Maybe to be polite, sympathetic, or something like this? It's understandable, but rather I prefer people to be genuine with their own wishes, moods and aspirations.

Most of the time when I play I just keep disabling the sound. But yeah It's okay for me if the dealer keeps talking during the game. I really don't mind if they do, maybe it's not interesting when the dealer is silent. hmm, it's not good when they talk excessively :)

Our choices are different, if someone can be a talkative and yet remain being focused then I don't think there's something bad in that idea as long as what he will be saying will always be on point, some talkatives can make up stories and waste someone's time for unnecessary discussions, also, some people have their kind of temperament being sanguine and they would like the phlegmatic or coleruc type which often jump into situations that shouldn't have talked about.

Yes, I will definitely feel the silence in live gambling like that, even when playing normal casino games, I often turn on the sound so it's not too quiet. Moreover, what you said is also true, gambling must be really live, even if it's just joking or telling a story from the dealer in a live game, it's also good to interact with all the gamblers to make all the players feel more alive and playing in that place is like playing in an offline casino for real. but the fact is that you play gambling in online casinos.

I really appreciate the dealer who likes to interact with all the gamblers, even though I have never tried a live game, it seems fun if I try it later, I have heard stories from my gambling friends, maybe next time I will try a live game where I can interact with the dealer so that I don't feel quiet when gambling, especially sometimes I gamble at night which is very quiet so maybe it doesn't really make me feel alive, next time I will try playing directly there. at least looking for something new for my gambling.  ;D

I get that but if you join that they are already talking I think just for respect gamblers shouldn't tell them not to talk because they're being uncomfortable unless they tell them beforehand, these dealers would surely understand. Gamblers are losing big time isn't new they know that in the first place that it's one-sided, I mean we're talking online betting here so best turn the audio off if you don't want them talking, that easy.

I personally don't like things that are noisy when playing gambling, because of course it will disturb my concentration, I gamble to enjoy it, not to socialize, some people will like telling stories while playing, but that's not the case for me.

When i am playing blackjack and trying to count cards then I do definitely prefer if they keep their mouths closed and also in general now that i think about it i'd still prefer if they kept quite TBH. We all know they are pretending to be on our sides and don't care weather we win or lose so I might as well be focused on my bets and try get their money and walk out when i am on top.

I'd rather the dealer not be totally quiet, but I don't want them yapping nonstop either.  A little bit of chitchat here and there makes things less dull when you're playing the same games all night.  Some harmless banter can liven things up instead of just staring at each other in silence.  but if they wont shut their trap, even just for a minute so I can focus, then forget it. and  I'm here to play not listen to their life story.  Just a few friendly words to break the ice, and then let me do my thing. and, without them being all up in my ear when I'm trying to make a bet.

I don't know about the others, but I felt fine hearing the story from the dealer. If the dealer is silent and seems indifferent, the game feels boring, and I become less enthusiastic about playing the card game. So far, I just let the dealers say whatever they like because sometimes they can inspire me to do something. But if they were just making up bullshit stories and not real stories, perhaps I would warn him that it would be better just to keep quiet. I think someone becomes more talkative perhaps because of the demands of his job, which means he has to talk more to make his customers not feel bored.

In my opinion, gambling carried out in casinos must be done quietly, both players and dealers must be able to keep the noise down, because it is not just one person playing there, but many people. They really need a calm atmosphere so they can be more focused and able to make better decisions.

I think in this case casino dealers should be more professional, knowing when to talk and when not, so that the casino can run the games better and provide optimal service without being distracted by unnecessary noise. The calm atmosphere can create a relaxed but serious and enjoyable game for all casino visitors. Apart from that, the environment is calm, this can help maintain casino security and prevent unwanted chaos. And as wise players, we must also be able to maintain a calm environment and be able to respect other gamblers. that is, when asking a casino dealer, ask for things that are quite important, not making up random questions that have no use at all.

I prefer it if the dealer is silent and doesn't say much. because this will only disturb my concentration when gambling. especially if the dealer tells stories like fairy tales. it will be very distracting and break your concentration. maybe for me just hand movements or something are enough. How about you?

I wouldn't call it talkative, although it  seems like it sometimes, but in this sense the dealer is trying to give you some warm hospitality so you can feel at home to stake your games. They're trying to be more friendly with you and those dealers especially the opposite sex of the gambler who are so friendly are the most patronized.

They really get along easily with the customers, apart from the sadists or those under the pressure of recovery. Most of them receive tips after successive wins from clients who play from their point, so the friendlier you're, the possibility of getting more clients and even making more stipends when they win.

In response to your question, I don't like silent dealers, they make me uncomfortable. I love them friendlier and ever ready to communicate

I believe it depends on my mood whether or not it's me getting more talkative or just want to focus and concentrate on the game. My personal preference is leaning more towards to not being talkative because I don't really want to socialize but to play and hopefully win. I would be more accepting of a talkative player next to me, but it depends on what he/she is talking about.

Does anyone here want a talkative player next to you?  ??? :D

I don't want talkative players next to me because at some point, he will get me confused if he keeps pouring some sort of talk into me, where and when we may not be having the same conversation or interest, so for me I prefer to be left alone to concentrate on the games and what comes along with it at most instead getting too carried away with all sort of conversations that can lead me into confusion on what decisions to make and how to make those decisions while playing the games at some point, this is why I always stay alone with my single table.


Unless the casino makes it compulsory for me to share the table with either a dealer for entertainment or sharing with a fellow gambler but in that case everyone must mind his own business to avoid distraction.


So it's a no-no for me!

It seems the options are two extremes. But if I were asked to choose between the two, I guess I prefer the talkative, at least as compared to a dealer who's silent. Of course, the ideal dealer would be one who is not really talkative but not the silent type either. A conversant dealer is the best, one who talks but not a lot to the point that he/she becomes annoying. But compared to a silent one, a talkative dealer is probably the one that will make your gambling experience fun.

In my opinion no one will like if the dealer is completely silent. And I also think that if the dealer is more than talkative as needed its also be an embarrassing for a gambler. So it is better to a dealer talkative with his professionalism not much than needed. So my answer will be yes I prefer my dealer to talkative from his profession.

Well, the majority of people probably wouldn't like to have a talkative player on the table. As you said, it depends on the mood, and sometimes it's nice to small talk with people at the same table, and make a comment about some hands/deals and how good or bad they are, but to have a talkative guy on the table that doesn't shut his mouth would be a such distraction.

Since I play online, sometimes I like to listen to music or some show while I am playing in-house games... even when it comes to live tables sometimes I mute them. So I wouldn't like to have a talkative player next to me definitely.

I would've opted for  a moderate person who's in between someone who's not too silent and also not a big talkative if I'm to make the choices myself but since it must be someone who's either a talkative or a silent person, I'll opt for a talkative because sometimes they end up giving you the needed fact you need to win your games while they're talking next to you

Yes, that will only make the place seem boring without any chat from the dealer. And maybe the room won't have any gamblers at all. But it depends on each gambler. Gamblers may not mind the dealer being quiet or fussy because they just want to play cards. But it's best if the dealer can interact with the players to provide something different from other dealers. I think that will make the room more lively and interactive because there will be chatter from others. And maybe the dealer can also get more bonuses if gamblers often use the room.

Haha yeah really funny but is he getting fired? Another guy take over him after  couple of dealings. 🤔 But for me as my personal preference I think having chats make it sense out of boring than just look them like an NPC on video games. 😆 I want it like having a dealer which is a funny one.

Most of the time those dealers online look like they're sleep deprived and bored outta their minds. I personally don't care if they talk or not as long as they deal the game fast and correctly. If they talk so much that it takes 30 minutes a hand, i'll just leave the table.

If a dealer must be a talkative, then it must either be a strategy for marketing skill or entertaining the audience else I don't find any form of sensibilities of a dealer being a talkative.
However, a dealer talkativeness could be boring, annoying and unbearable to the clients and of course the audience so, it is like wise enough to keep a reputable and integrified personality than gazing at entertaining your clients just to keep them company without realizing how inconvenienced the audience may feel about it.

It is better of to stay alerted and sensitive to understand your clients need so you efforts of rapporting with them for entertainment doesn't go the south ways.
So, it is wise enough to talk less and pay more attentions to the audiences for action speaks louder than words which every clients prefers dealing with reputable dealers than the talk activeness without integritabilities.

I also take comfort in my favourite songs' background melodies or TV shows' drones while playing. I customise my gaming environment to my mood and game speed. The adrenaline of the game and my chosen music are perfect for me. I agree with you on muting live tables. Sometimes less is more, especially for concentration.

Online gambling's opportunity to customise our experiences is beautiful, and I agree with your perspective. Whether we prefer stillness, talk, or a compromise, its about what makes the game fun. Doesnt that define enjoyable gambling? Play for the delight it gives in its numerous, personalised forms, not simply the game.

It is good for a dealer to talk sometimes but not too much. If I had to choose, I would rather have a talkative dealer than a quiet one. A talkative dealer makes the gambling more fun. They can tell us useful things share interesting stories, and make the atmosphere at the table lively. But they shouldn't talk too much and annoy us. It is important to find the right balance so that gambling is enjoyable.

Dealer communication to gamblers is often annoying because dealers only want to give their information separately. Dealers have to pay everything separately. Although each round is determined by luck many so-called dealers recommend that players use betting systems to gain this advantage. At its most basic the trick is to double your bet every time you lose until you win. Through this your net result will be negative. From this the gamblers themselves double their bets when they win. And when they lose they go back to the base bet amount.

Just being realistic and for sure they are aware that being talkative is most of the time inaappropriate especially with online betting. But I encountered a dice game wherein dealers are creating a hype as the game goes by and maybe it's by preference and the maybe it is due to the fact that it is a non-casino game and more of a street game. On the same viewpoint, maybe the idea that people inside a casino are most of the time serious, manifests to this ideology as well for dealers of every casino game. For me, I don't care that much whether they'd be talkative or not; also I don't play that much of casino games.

Solution indeed is simple; if the food in the tabl doesn't suit you, you're free to leave 'coz for sure not all are the same across platforms. Just be patient and choose an environment that will best fit on your preference. Given how many gambling sites are here in this industry, we all have the freedrom to go and engage one after another. Never ask for dealers to adjust on your preference 'coz there could be different cultures in every gambling platform and we are just visitors of those sites.

Thats a good observation but this does not happening in Live casino in which I prefer because dealers also gives me good vibes that mostly bring me as Lucky charm.

Couple of times that my dealer is cool and talkative gives us 3 in table luck(but the other 2 losses because of they don't wanna join the conversation lol.

These one, I really experience these shit situation ~xd

Especially playing (BJ) is kinda annoying when the dealer not show up the card before the number screen is show up. Like, make us triggered while his number already show up (20) but his card still not showing up.

The situation is triggered us getting mad:
1. Because we lost
2. Because we see the number scanned first rather than the card.

You would really be able to make yourself that able to adjust if you are really that finding the ambiance around is already that irritating specially on the time that the dealer is really that too talkative or into other
players as well, unless if you are really that playing online then it would really be just that simple on making out those kind of adjustments but playing out physically then i dont see for it to be something that easy
to made on. There are really just those people who are really that too sensitive when it comes to those tactful people specially if isnt really necessary or really just that
some people do get irritated on the time that they are losing money along the way?  ;D

It is really just that depending on a certain person on which we know that not all would really be just that the same when it comes to this manner. Some do really love
on having that talkative dealer and there are ones who doesnt really like a thing. So it does really vary.

Well gambling of a thing of preference that Many have failed to understand and most of the times, we end up not buying into he idea of wasting so much time on anything as long as it doesn't make us to win or make better bets decisions, this is because, most of the time, some ofnthe dealers may seems a bit time wasting and are just good at games commentary, this is why we often prefer to just face the game instead of wasting time on some talkative dealer who may lure us into loses.

If in offline casinos, talkative dealers will reduce the concentration of gamblers in gambling. even when cheated, they don't know because they are tricked and listen to the talkative dealers.
Actually, talkative dealers are not good for gamblers but very good for casino owners or gambling businesses.

I know that not everyone likes gambling and spending a lot of time on it. Some dealers may waste time and talk a lot about the game instead of helping us make better bets. That's why some people prefer to just focus on the game and not talk to the dealer. It's important to find a balance that makes us happy and makes gambling fun and helpful for us.

Yup, that's right, talkative dealer may destroy your concentration in gambling and lose your focus because of what they say, sometimes it is also possible to change your decisions because of what they say, I am not sure if that is one of their techniques but they often do take your focus off what you're doing.
for me, even offline or online casino, the silent dealer is better for me because their silence will help the players to think more correctly, that way the players can win and those dealers can receive a tip because they helped their players win.

It's fine to be talkative playing in an offline casino because there are other gamblers there who you can talk about with. But being talkative alone when we play online gambling can make us look like we are crazy, lol. But most of the time, gamblers must be focusing on their game. Gambling is for gambling, while talking also has its own time or place.

Again, on what type of casino you are playing? But I guess it's offline, since you said you don't want to socialize. Well, you better stop playing there and switch online instead. I know there are now casinos who have a social media like functions, but again, you can always avoid it and many online casinos still don't have that function.

We used different techniques inother to ensure we're able to reap from the system. I've no business with Talkative dealer because I'm particularly this type of gambler that do most of the activities on my own without having to involved any assistance or running to meet aides in the system. I think the earlier one make the decision to be independent, ofcourse there wil be no need for outside help other than taking thorough time to spot good odds in the system and ensuring to be on the winning team because that's how to survive in the system.

Yeah sometimes I just like both ways when I play gamble and feel bored Im totally fine if the dealer is talkative or not. and like you have said before sometimes it makes the game more fun and seems interactive even tho only the dealer that talk and we are not. Besides that usually, I choose the house game blackjack against a computer when I'm not feeling good and find the peace and quiet.

At the end of the day, talkative dealer or not is a personal opinion and there will always be a live card game with talkative dealer or not. So yeah everything will back to our personal.

Yes some persons may believe a non talkative dealer is not being fair or has something to hide even when he actually doesn't. Some other persons like the dealer talkative because some dealers are really good at bringing up nice conversations that would keep up the fun spirit instead of making the game look idle and boring.
For some persons talkative dealers can even be a source of motivation to them when they make losses the joke of talks can console them indirectly which will even allow for a smoother game.

I am too easily distracted and don't really want to be making small talk with a random stranger while my attention is on gambling. If I was on a losing streak I would be annoyed with these phony, contrived interactions. I have not tried playing casino games with a live dealer because it is not really very appealing for online gambling.

Silent dealers never earn tips :) Honestly, I prefer dealer to be talkative. If I want to play quite or maybe more relaxed, I would gamble online at home. Talkative dealer is the part of gambling atmosphere. It is impossible for offline casino to be silent. Obligatory someone is speaking on the background, some noise is always around. I believe, that talkative dealer even help to concentrate more on a game, as he drags attention from distraction around, and focus it on a game, on a table. With such dealer, you at the table, in a process of a game, but not somewhere far, listening unintentionally what two guys are talking about in the bar.

Hahaha, I agree sometimes when I see silent dealers they always Yawn all the time just like they didn't have enough sleep.  ;D Sometime you can find fun talkative dealer that talk bunch of thing including their life and so on.

The small joke is always work, so that we don't get tense while playing.

You might not be too interested in a dealer who talks too much because it can disturb your concentration while gambling. This is normal, so you need to find a dealer who doesn't talk too much so you can focus on your gambling game. You should not try to play casino games with live dealers because most of them talk a lot while the game progresses. I've seen dealers like that in card games or monopoly games, and I'm okay with the dealer talking too much. I don't get annoyed either.

It would really be just that depending on someones preference on which there are ones who do really loves on having those talkative dealers and there are ones who would really be that loving on having to be none.
If ever they would really be able to encounter one then you can just simply adjust yourself whether you would really be that having some earphones and listening to your favorite music or just dont mind at all.
If you do find yourself  that getting distracted then you could always opt out on stopping after that round or session.

Just like been said that this would really be that entirely be depending into someones preference on which there would really be those people who would really be that preferring like this and like that
and there are ones who do prefer on being silent but i do believe that being talkative or being tactful is really just that part of their job, if you do hate it then there's nothing you can do.  ;D

I really enjoyed your thoughtful post about live dealers! It was interesting to get your perspective on their unique personalities and how they interact with players. Here are some of the points that resonated with me:
Dealer Diversity: You note the interesting age range and aspirations of the dealers. This adds a personal touch to the often impersonal casino environment.
Dealer Styles: I agree that each dealer has a different approach, from chatty and engaging to focused and silent. It's great to appreciate genuine communication, even if it's brief.
Authenticity vs. falseness: The example of the "dumb blonde" stereotype is a good one. Unauthenticity can be repulsive, but sincere honesty, even if it's blunt, is refreshing.
Combating inappropriate communication: I completely agree that companies should be stricter about inappropriate chat behavior. It degrades the chat experience for everyone. Here are some additional considerations: Finding the right balance: Perhaps there is something in between silence and inauthentic chatter. Dealers could share interesting facts or stories about games or the casino without resorting to contrived narratives. Player Preferences: Perhaps an optional setting would allow players to choose chatty or silent dealers based on individual preferences. Role of chat moderation: More robust chat moderation could help eliminate inappropriate behavior and ensure a positive experience for all.