Does it bother you when dealers change during play?

[alani123]

I tried some live blackjack recently and on certain providers for tables like Evolution it kinda bothered me how often dealers would change.
Just when you get used to the flow a dealer has, how they announce cards and bet times, they would change. I have no idea based on what principle dealers will go sit on another table, but it doesn't seem very standard.
I'd certainly prefer the dealers I've come to like to stay a bit longer but I also have to say that all the dealers are doing a good job so in the end the game still continues to run smoothly.

Oftentimes when dealers change in a table I see most people leave the table. Perhaps that's because so many people think that their luck is somehow associated with the dealer. And people leaving the table is another annoying thing because times can completely change from what you had gotten used to.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

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[PytagoraZ]

I tried some live blackjack recently and on certain providers for tables like Evolution it kinda bothered me how often dealers would change.
Just when you get used to the flow a dealer has, how they announce cards and bet times, they would change. I have no idea based on what principle dealers will go sit on another table, but it doesn't seem very standard.
I'd certainly prefer the dealers I've come to like to stay a bit longer but I also have to say that all the dealers are doing a good job so in the end the game still continues to run smoothly.

Oftentimes when dealers change in a table I see most people leave the table. Perhaps that's because so many people think that their luck is somehow associated with the dealer. And people leaving the table is another annoying thing because times can completely change from what you had gotten used to.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

To be honest, I don't like changing dealers when playing blackjack in a live casino. Often I feel that if there is a change of dealer then if previously I often got good cards then after that my cards became bad. I usually leave the game or lower the bet to find out whether I am still dealt good cards or not

[Assface16678]

I tried some live blackjack recently and on certain providers for tables like Evolution it kinda bothered me how often dealers would change.
Just when you get used to the flow a dealer has, how they announce cards and bet times, they would change. I have no idea based on what principle dealers will go sit on another table, but it doesn't seem very standard.
I'd certainly prefer the dealers I've come to like to stay a bit longer but I also have to say that all the dealers are doing a good job so in the end the game still continues to run smoothly.

Oftentimes when dealers change in a table I see most people leave the table. Perhaps that's because so many people think that their luck is somehow associated with the dealer. And people leaving the table is another annoying thing because times can completely change from what you had gotten used to.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

I think we all have the same opinion here: who wants to change their dealer, right? I don't know but for me if they suddenly changed the dealer I lose focus in the game and lose my interest maybe there is a factor their and I can't explain and maybe that is also the strategy of the casino to break the focus of the gamblers, I often play live casini and blackjack is one of them, I get interested and entertained when the dealer is good at handling the cards, and because of that I can focus more and more, and suddenly they will change the dealer so of course the momentum will break and I will lose interest, I notice that if that happens I often have an unlucky cards or maybe its just I can't think straight anymore as I lose interest and focus in the game, So I hope casino's should avoid doing this its affecting the gambler who is in focus.

[danherbias07]

Yes, I do mind. Maybe because I am on a winning streak on one dealer than the other. This is more like a superstitious belief but I absorbed it and doing it until now.
The funny thing about this phenomenon is I didn't learn it myself, I learned it from gamblers in the chatbox who frequently bet on live blackjack. At first, I thought it was the original game of blackjack but when I saw them talking about dealers male and female that's when I got curious about it. And so I tried it too just to satisfy my curiosity. Yes, I saw a male sometimes and then a female after. What I did was only rely on the gamblers who were chatting about when I should make the bet but after that, I did it by myself.
It does bother me when they change dealer, but it also means that's is the sign for a rest. If you don't like the next dealer, take a hike, wait for the next dealer to come out, or rest for the whole day.
I've seen gamblers who have favoritism in dealers too and I think that kind of hardcore superstitious but if that's how they see gambling is, then I respect that. Who knows, they might really be winning by doing that.l

[Findingnemo]

I didn't have any experience playing live blackjack online but in traditional casinos dealers won't leave the table until players leave their table and that is something we can connect with the tipping nature of the players at the end of session but how about the live blackjack, where players tip the dealers at the end? I guess not... So they choose to ignore player satisfaction.

[bitzizzix]

I tried some live blackjack recently and on certain providers for tables like Evolution it kinda bothered me how often dealers would change.
Just when you get used to the flow a dealer has, how they announce cards and bet times, they would change. I have no idea based on what principle dealers will go sit on another table, but it doesn't seem very standard.
I'd certainly prefer the dealers I've come to like to stay a bit longer but I also have to say that all the dealers are doing a good job so in the end the game still continues to run smoothly.

Oftentimes when dealers change in a table I see most people leave the table. Perhaps that's because so many people think that their luck is somehow associated with the dealer. And people leaving the table is another annoying thing because times can completely change from what you had gotten used to.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

Indeed, when we are focused on playing and suddenly the dealer changes while playing, it makes us a little distracted and even disrupts our concentration.
And maybe I think it's because it's time for a dealer rotation and if there's a sudden change maybe it's because there's something we don't know yet. It may be due to fatigue or something else that needs to be replaced because dealers want to stay fresh, professional and always alert. And it could also be due to errors, for example in terms of payment or other things that cause the dealer to have to be replaced. Even though we feel disturbed, we can't do anything and the most important thing is that there is no cheating or negative things that will harm us.

[Darker45]

I probably do, but I don't think it will have something to do with whatever hands you will get in the proceeding deals. But I understand how such a simple thing could indeed disrupt momentum and perhaps comfort and the feeling of luck as well. Even in brick-and-mortar casinos, many gambling patrons have their favorite dealers. They look for that specific table and that specific dealer. I don't know, perhaps certain gamblers indeed really feel lucky with specific dealers. Or perhaps there's that pretty face everybody wants to play with.

[komisariatku]

I don't like it when there is a change of dealer. I agree with other members that I feel my cards get worse when there is a change of dealer. I prefer to leave the game when the dealer has changed. I don't know why, but when the dealer changed, I seemed to lose my playing pattern and my speculations often went wrong.

At first I thought this was just a myth, but because many people feel that their cards become bad after changing dealers, I think this is deliberately done by the casino so that luck will be on their side again.

[pinggoki]

At first I was bothered but it's all the same, I would only be bothered if I know that the dealer that's changed isn't accommodating, friendly, or the worst one, cheats. You can easily tell them if they're trying to cheat their players, they've got their ways and sometimes they're bad at hiding their intentions. As long as they don't fit in the descriptions that I've said, the change of dealers won't be a bother or a problem to me. I also love when I can troll some of the dealers and they fight back or even quit because they're tired of the trolling.

[bittraffic]

Casinos also thinks of altering their lucks. It would bother all if after the change of dealer, everyone lost except the dealer.

Since players also are also leaves the table, I guess theres lot of you who are also annoyed by the change of dealer.  Does it occur to you that casinos also wanted to change their luck thats why they replace dealers every time?

[Hirose UK]

Some games do have dealer changes every once in while and of course when we gamble for long time, say 2 hours, we will get different dealers up to 2 or 3 changes.
I often find something similar in the game of roulette.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

I think that the condition they have where the dealer will continue to rotate, but I never felt disturbed and I never linked luck with changing dealers.
Pure luck depends on the fate we have and no one knows whether we will get luck or not.
Each casino or game provider will have conditions and ways of working for all teams so that like it or not we can only accept it, as long as it does not lead to manipulation then it is still something that can be accepted.

[SeaCoinCollector.]

Changing dealers so often in live blackjack can slow down the game once players get used to one. How a dealer acts might make some players feel lucky or at ease. People might leave the table because of how quickly things are changing, which could change how those who stay communicate. I can understand that dealers might need breaks or to switch roles. Different people handle changes differently, while others like it when the same things keep happening.

[Bitinity]

Live game is not my thing but I played it several times and there was a time when I experience such a situation. Dealers change seems to be normal imo and I think the provider has their standard procedure on how often they change dealer in a table. I dont really care about the change as long as it is not that often, once in few hours is fine imho because the dealer must be tired enough to sit down and do his/her job so there should be a change/substitution. The same also happen in poker game, so I think it is quite normal procedure.

[Yaunfitda]

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

Depends on the game itself,

a. if I'm winning on that dealer, then I might have to leave the table because of my "superstitious" belief that the dealer is very lucky to me. Hence changing him means that my luck might turn a U-turn
b. if that dealer is on the opposite, I'm not winning nor losing, then it will be a sigh of fresh air that maybe my luck with change for the good.

And if I'm not mistaken, dealer are like being shift every 30 minutes to an hour. So it could be the timing as well when suddenly they will be change in the middle of the game wherein everyone is winning.

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What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

For me, it’s a bit frustrating when I've gotten used to a certain dealer's style and then they switch out. The rhythm of the game changes, and it throws me off a bit. Maybe I associate luck with a particular dealer. I guess it's just a superstition, and when the dealer changes, I feel like my luck changes too. I think it's all in good fun, and if the dealers are doing a good job, it's just a part of the game.
There are times that I leave the table when the dealer changes, especially if I’m having a good streak or if I just enjoyed the vibe with that dealer. If the game continues to run smoothly and the dealers are professional, I try not to let it bother me too much. After all, each dealer brings their energy to the table, and sometimes a change can be a refreshing twist.

[Taskford]

I tried some live blackjack recently and on certain providers for tables like Evolution it kinda bothered me how often dealers would change.
Just when you get used to the flow a dealer has, how they announce cards and bet times, they would change. I have no idea based on what principle dealers will go sit on another table, but it doesn't seem very standard.
I'd certainly prefer the dealers I've come to like to stay a bit longer but I also have to say that all the dealers are doing a good job so in the end the game still continues to run smoothly.

Oftentimes when dealers change in a table I see most people leave the table. Perhaps that's because so many people think that their luck is somehow associated with the dealer. And people leaving the table is another annoying thing because times can completely change from what you had gotten used to.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

To be honest, I don't like changing dealers when playing blackjack in a live casino. Often I feel that if there is a change of dealer then if previously I often got good cards then after that my cards became bad. I usually leave the game or lower the bet to find out whether I am still dealt good cards or not

Not a big deal for me especially no changes will happen and if I am still winning on the game even if they change dealer during parlay and continue to play since I understand that workers need to take a break that's why I always find it normal thing there.

If bad luck came after the changes done I usually don't take long playing on that situation since I can't handle big losses especially if I know I'm not going to win on that scenario then for sure I quit immediately since that's how sudden momentum shift and for sure majority of us doesn't want to play anymore especially if we are starting to experience a heavy losing streak. Its frustrating to lose and that contributes or indicator that I need to stop the game.

[Dave1]

I don't know but there are dealers that you are very comfortable with, maybe you strike a conversion with them, or you are familiar with that dealer that you don't want him/her to be change specially if you are in a winning streak and feeling good on that particular table.

And I do agree that gamblers are very superstitious, perhaps they think that the dealer is a luck or good luck charm.

Speaking of dealer though, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhXNj87TNiE

I card dealer in a casino in the Philippines colluding with players and stole almost 5 Million PHP from the casino itself. The dealer is giving those chips to the player even if the player in not putting a bet.

[iv4n]

Well, it doesn't happen that often, at least it hasn't happened to me in a long time... I don't mind when dealers change during play, I guess we can see this as something negative, especially if we start losing with a new dealer, but a new dealer can also bring luck. I don't have some negative experience so it doesn't bother me.

[bluebit25]

(...)What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

Actually, I feel quite comfortable, or rather, I don't pay too much attention to the dealer if they are not a beautiful girl. Normally, they always work in shifts, and sometimes it's due to players' requests, so it doesn't too much affect the gambling process. But if the problem that OP is having, you can switch to another service to see if the situation is different. Indeed, that is just a personal opinion so there will be different things.

[angrybirdy]

I tried some live blackjack recently and on certain providers for tables like Evolution it kinda bothered me how often dealers would change.
Just when you get used to the flow a dealer has, how they announce cards and bet times, they would change. I have no idea based on what principle dealers will go sit on another table, but it doesn't seem very standard.
I'd certainly prefer the dealers I've come to like to stay a bit longer but I also have to say that all the dealers are doing a good job so in the end the game still continues to run smoothly.

Oftentimes when dealers change in a table I see most people leave the table. Perhaps that's because so many people think that their luck is somehow associated with the dealer. And people leaving the table is another annoying thing because times can completely change from what you had gotten used to.

What are your thoughts on this? Do you mind when dealers in your table change? Or does it not bother you at all?

I've never tried playing blackjack but is that possible? you aren't done playing then suddenly switching dealers? I know that there are some basic casino etiquette that are called, they can't leave in front of you until you've finished your session. If that happens to me, it will really break my focus on the game, I can't explain how but I will ruin the momentum in the game especially if you're in the middle of winning while your dealer is leaving.
 One of the reasons I see why the dealer trading places, is that they may handle their loyal customer, you know? there are instances like that, or they may be the requested dealer of a player.