Do you preffer your dealer talkative or not?

[crwth]

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? 

[Ojima-ojo]

Does anyone here want a talkative player next to you? 

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!

[Darker45]

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.

[|MINER|]

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.

[iv4n]

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? 

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.

[Docnaster]

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.

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

[ethereumhunter]

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.

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.

[0t3p0t]

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.

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.

[yahoo62278]

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.

[EluguHcman]

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.

[Blitzboy]

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? 

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 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.

[Publictalk792]

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.

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.

[Negotiation]

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.

[Yatsan]

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.

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.

[kotajikikox]

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.

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.

[ryzaadit]

If they talk so much that it takes 30 minutes a hand, i'll just leave the table.

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.

[Lanatsa]

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? 

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 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.

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? 

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.

[Wiwo]

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.

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.

[cengsuwuei]

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.

[Publictalk792]

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.

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.