Gamblers are winning and casino try to stop them by replacing the dealer

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Crazy run by this gamblers, but sooner or later casinos will have to stop them. Their method? Change the dealer to disrupt everything, you can hear it that the gamblers wanted that dealer back but they say that he will just take a break.

And obviously the new dealer will have different throws and so they stop this gamblers from continuing their winning streak.



This is roulette by the way, I have this kind of experience, not that I'm winning big, but I have played before wherein me and my buddies are in a streak then suddenly they've change the lady dealer and so after that, we lost after one spin with the new dealer and I told them that we better stop and take the profits and that's what we did.

[Hispo]

Does this happen to be just a coincidence or was the dealer of the casino actually influencing the outcome of the session?
I completely get why those gamblers would have liked to continue to have the same dealer, because they assume the dealer themselves was their "charm".

It is actually kind of silly as well how the casino played into these superstitions and opted to change the dealer.

I wonder if those dealers ended up being fired for allegedly manipulating the game in favor of gamblers...

[Orpichukwu]

They tried to replace the dealer after the guys won 5 times in a row, which is a massive win, not just small ones, raising $25k in chips up to $500k. Plus, it was something in the casino; they tried to call the dealer out. Maybe they thought he was contributing to the guys' winning luck, and after he came back, the guys completely lost in their last hand. The 6th hand was not a complete loss since the bet amount was covered, and before they decided to end and cash out, they were left with them still going home with $550,000.

[blomen]

what exactly is the dealer's influence when playing roulette? in some games, gamblers may believe that the dealer is lucky, etc., but if you've started winning, i don't think changing dealers should make much difference. actually, there's no such thing as “starting to win.” if there's no physical problem with the roulette in this video and the results are completely random, your chances of winning are always the same. i just see gamblers who have had a streak of good luck, and the casino has tried to take precautions. casinos that make tens of thousands of dollars every day sometimes have to give lucky people their due.

[mitchr4]

Changing the dealer only affects the player's mindset, not the game outcome. Even with a new dealer, the results stayed the same which proves the odds don't really change. Sure, it might just be a normal shift schedule, but casinos know the mental effect it has on players. After all, roulette is purely random so a new dealer shouldn't change the odds at all.

[Cointxz]

This is not new and dealer are being changed depending to their shift or based on the manager discretion. Changing of dealer might affect the outcome but who knows since no one has a perfect throw especially on roulette that it keeps spinning for certain period of time.

Changing the dealer only affects the player's mindset, not the game outcome. Even with a new dealer, the results stayed the same which proves the odds don't really change. Sure, it might just be a normal shift schedule, but casinos know the mental effect it has on players. After all, roulette is purely random so a new dealer shouldn't change the odds at all.

This is a fact and even I sometimes affected by this when playing live blackjack. I’m on winning streak on specific dealer then suddenly I’m on losing on new dealer while we are still playing the same rack of cards meaning the result will be the same even without changing dealer.

[Charles-Tim]

This is roulette by the way, I have this kind of experience, not that I'm winning big, but I have played before wherein me and my buddies are in a streak then suddenly they've change the lady dealer and so after that, we lost after one spin with the new dealer and I told them that we better stop and take the profits and that's what we did.

This has happened to me on two gambling sites before but I think it is just a coincidence. Also it can happen when you are playing the roulette that you will be the one that will spin the roulette table yourself. I have played it on Stakes and I experienced many win, win and lose, and many losses. Also I have experienced this on Stake before and also on another gambling site.

All I know is that it is good to use small amount to money to gamble. I thought it was manipulation, but it is not. That is how the roulette is programmed so that people can lose more than win which is normal.

[yahoo62278]

The dealer doesn't control what you bet on. If the new dealer spins the ball differently it doesn't really influence your bet at all. Maybe in your head but other then that it's roulette, same as with the other dealer.

BTW the guy in the pic is cody(xposed) a popular streamer. I doubt he cares who the person is dropping the ball.

[swogerino]

It can be randomness for the good of gamblers which I don't think it is true here as gamblers in the end are always racked. I come up with movies lately when reading these kind of topics and this reminds me of Original Sin that the wife was making him signs so he could win in the poker table. The same I can assume here maybe the guy told the dealer that 100.000 dollars are yours if you help me with tricks only you know to win 500.000 dollars. It is either full randomness or a corrupted dealer there is no other possibility in here.

[Porfirii]

I don't think there is a reasonable causal link between replacing the dealer and also a change in luck, as long as the previous one wasn't in cahoots with the player, which would be technically specially difficult if we talk about roulette and not cards, for example.

So, apart from an entertaining story, I don't think there is more to scratch here, at least scientifically speaking, unless you believe in energies or the invisible forces of fate.

[Beparanf]

If the game is blackjack, I would agree that they change dealer for a potential risk of collusion due to card counting possibilities.

The game is roulette which the dealer doesn’t influence the outcome of the game since it’s machine operated and the dealer just drop the ball randomly so I doubt dealer change purpose is to disrupt winning streak.

Casino knew that there’s a winning streak potential on the game for players. They doesn’t need to be alarmed just for a couple of winning streak.

[ZeroVinsonN]

Maybe the dealer actually does need a break, we seem to forget that there people are human beings too and when a person gets tired they need to rest, rotating workers didn't start today so you can't exactly say they changed your dealer because you were winning too much unless you had some kind of an arrangement with the dealer if not it's still a game of chance and you will still win if you are in luck, if you lost after the dealer change then you'd have most likely still lost that round even with your previous dealer.

[joeperry]

I don't think there's a relation between the dealer and the luck of the player, I think it's purely coincident since the rolls are pure random and there's no way the dealer has something to do with it but I do get the point of the owner of the casino, sometimes changing the dealer could change the momentum or disrupt the rhythm and honestly, they can't do anything against it, if it's the casino's decision, the same thing that if you always win in table games, they can ask you to leave and ban you from their casino.

[nimogsm]

Maybe the dealer actually does need a break, we seem to forget that there people are human beings too and when a person gets tired they need to rest, rotating workers didn't start today so you can't exactly say they changed your dealer because you were winning too much unless you had some kind of an arrangement with the dealer if not it's still a game of chance and you will still win if you are in luck, if you lost after the dealer change then you'd have most likely still lost that round even with your previous dealer.

Based on the situation in the post, it's likely that the casino has an internal algorithm that involves replacing the dealer when the player has a winning streak, preventing possible collusion between the player and the dealer. The player will obviously be nervous when the replacement occurs, so it's possible this is a tactic or a psychological trick. I don't quite understand how this could work against an experienced player, but it's still possible.

[Mhizlove]

Changing the dealer only affects the player's mindset, not the game outcome. Even with a new dealer, the results stayed the same which proves the odds don't really change. Sure, it might just be a normal shift schedule, but casinos know the mental effect it has on players. After all, roulette is purely random so a new dealer shouldn't change the odds at all.

I will agree with you a little because changing the dealer do not really change the outcome, you see because games like roulette it's all about luck and when you pick randomly or randomness. And again the casinos still know if they change the dealer it will eventually resets the mind of players, so about the effects is all psychological than anything that concerns the original or real odds

[robelneo]

we lost after one spin with the new dealer and I told them that we better stop and take the profits and that's what we did.

I would have done the same. Obviously, they try to manipulate the result. The guy who replaced the other dealer knows how to trick you into losing; it's more of a mind game to confuse the bettors.
In gambling, if you sense that they are tricking you, don't be too stubborn to quit efen if you have a long streak of wining because anytime that streak will stop and oyu could lose your winnings.

[Peanutswar]

Ive seen some of these like videos in the internet the reason why the casino changes its dealers is due to potential cheat and of course mistake of the dealer that are noticed by the player so every game there is an observer on the game at the back to check if there is a player who possible made a huge wins or consistent wins. Even small things we knew that the casino will notice just to avoid the players wins against them. So the same time with this game possible.

Well could be a coincidence too that this player is just well skilled but upon observing with the recent casino they often change their dealers now.

[Eternad]

we lost after one spin with the new dealer and I told them that we better stop and take the profits and that's what we did.

I would have done the same. Obviously, they try to manipulate the result. The guy who replaced the other dealer knows how to trick you into losing; it's more of a mind game to confuse the bettors.
In gambling, if you sense that they are tricking you, don't be too stubborn to quit efen if you have a long streak of wining because anytime that streak will stop and oyu could lose your winnings.

Although the change of dealer doesn’t have a real effect on the game outcome but the main problem is the mind games since we are already fixated to believe that the dealer gives lucky run while changing it will destroy our winning streak.

I do leave the table most of the time if the dealer change or there’s a changes on the shoes for card games after a winning streak because I believe that the game will always balance and equal my winning streak to losing streak.

[qwertyup23]

Hmm this is really interesting- now, we ask ourselves if there in indeed an influence wielded by that specific dealer.

Like what others have mentioned, perhaps that dealer was the lucky charm of those gamblers? Perhaps everything is also coincidental; or perhaps the dealer was employing some shady tactic that prejudices the casino? We'll never know but the fact that the casino replaced the dealer means that they truly associate everything just to get things on their favor.

Ive seen some of these like videos in the internet the reason why the casino changes its dealers is due to potential cheat and of course mistake of the dealer that are noticed by the player so every game there is an observer on the game at the back to check if there is a player who possible made a huge wins or consistent wins. Even small things we knew that the casino will notice just to avoid the players wins against them. So the same time with this game possible.

Well could be a coincidence too that this player is just well skilled but upon observing with the recent casino they often change their dealers now.

I mean, that is within the discretion of the gambling establishment. They have the power to change dealers at their will especially if they see that they are losing money. Like what I just said, gambling casinos are also superstitious- they will do everything in their power to have that winning advantage.

[Pandu Geddon]

I just feel that the dealer happens to give higher luck to the players. When the dealer is replaced, that luck disappears. I guess such things are really coincidences. Or maybe we can read the dealer's gestures to see how the chances of winning are higher? Is that possible to do?