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

[Cointxz]

But what does the dealer have to do with them winning? I mean, no matter who the dealer is and no matter what throw they make, the game is still a game of chance. At the end of it all, what they experience is just a coincidence, they just got really lucky before the dealer got changed.

I think the idea of replacing dealer is to make gambler lose concentration, make him worry, make him start thinking about quitting and withdrawing. If dealer is replaced, gambler might think that something is wrong with table, cards, shuffle machine, ball, roulette (I dont know which game he is playing), then maybe it is time to leave until gambler starts losing due to «mistake» in gameplay. The idea is to make gambler have doubts if he should stay or leave. When there are doubts, you start to treat game and act differently.

This is the player problem already if you will be disrupted by a change of dealer. Player can decide whether to leave or stay after the change since they are not obligated to continuously play on the same table.

Even without changing the dealer there’s still a chance that winning streak will stop at some point of the game.

Dealer change is normal since they truly do take a break.

[swogerino]

But what does the dealer have to do with them winning? I mean, no matter who the dealer is and no matter what throw they make, the game is still a game of chance. At the end of it all, what they experience is just a coincidence, they just got really lucky before the dealer got changed.

I think the idea of replacing dealer is to make gambler lose concentration, make him worry, make him start thinking about quitting and withdrawing. If dealer is replaced, gambler might think that something is wrong with table, cards, shuffle machine, ball, roulette (I dont know which game he is playing), then maybe it is time to leave until gambler starts losing due to «mistake» in gameplay. The idea is to make gambler have doubts if he should stay or leave. When there are doubts, you start to treat game and act differently.

This is the player problem already if you will be disrupted by a change of dealer. Player can decide whether to leave or stay after the change since they are not obligated to continuously play on the same table.

Even without changing the dealer there’s still a chance that winning streak will stop at some point of the game.

Dealer change is normal since they truly do take a break.

Dealer change it is normal but in this very specific case they did it exactly because the guy was winning big in every single session he had for about 7 times in a row or something in those lines. The casino got suspicious of the guy though he played very nice and outsmart the casino by going home with a net 550.000 dollars in his pocket, now I don't know if he had corrupted the dealer that was substituted though we can never rule this thing out, the casino themselves in the very first place thought that may be the case and wanted to immediately change the dealer. I don't know if the casino got some measures against the dealer they replaced though we don't know as the story does not go that deep in details here, if for example we know that the casino for example fired him we can assume they knew something fishy about him.

[silpersurfer]

It sounds very strange when the dealer is replaced and the player’s luck suddenly turns to defeat, while the dealer wins back the money from the players who had previously won. It raises the question: does the dealer influence the players’ wins in roulette? This is a major point of confusion as to why such a thing happens.

And why do they have to change the dealer? I think this deserves serious consideration, because this situation could happen to anyone. I think it’s better to stop gambling once the dealer has been replaced if that’s how the system works.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

And why do they have to change the dealer? I think this deserves serious consideration, because this situation could happen to anyone. I think it’s better to stop gambling once the dealer has been replaced if that’s how the system works.

Before stopping, you have to test the water first, you never can tell, you might also win the new dealer and then they will have to keep changing while you keep winning. Gambling is a game of luck and irrespective of any situation, luck can still be favourable to you until you fall out of the luck as well. If after you test the new dealer and you lose twice, you can stop.

[imthegreat]

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.

I'm not at all sure that a casino employee has any influence on the throws, even though the Internet is full of all sorts of stories about how they learn to throw perfectly every day, and this feeling becomes literally professional for them. But it seems to me that a spinning roulette wheel is still too complicated a mechanism for the ball to hit certain numbers due to skillful throwing, and therefore I attribute it more to superstition.
And even my ex-girlfriend, who works at an online casino, told me that it was impossible to do this, although for some reason players often blame casino employees for either affecting their throws in some way, or they can throw the ball very badly to those they don't like.

[Beparanf]

And why do they have to change the dealer? I think this deserves serious consideration, because this situation could happen to anyone. I think it’s better to stop gambling once the dealer has been replaced if that’s how the system works.

Before stopping, you have to test the water first, you never can tell, you might also win the new dealer and then they will have to keep changing while you keep winning. Gambling is a game of luck and irrespective of any situation, luck can still be favourable to you until you fall out of the luck as well. If after you test the new dealer and you lose twice, you can stop.

I’m not against on testing water before you quit but the moment the change dealer happened the psychological warfare was already present on your mind thinking that your luck was already gone.

Also there’s a danger for a potential chasing loss in case you still seek to bet more after experiencing winning streak.

For me it’s already a good sign to take profit when my mind already think the game already changes.

[Lida93]

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...

It should be a coincidence because I don't think a casino dealer would want to corporate with strangers to the detriment of the casino he's working for, it goes completely against his contract as employee of the casino.

It's one of those lucky moments for the gamblers in the image and it happens that their luck probably connects with the dealer that's why they're having those streak wins but on the other hand the casino management understands how lucky can be obstructed, and that's by changing the dealer the next one may not align with the gamblers luck  which losses may follow from there.

[NurseHub]

‎The reason they withdrew the dealer could be to distract the player, and maybe the player wasn't too smart to notice. But at some point it could be coincidence because dealer changes are normal. It's for the player to make the right decision, either to stop and take the win. The only difference is the mindset, the player could be having double thoughts after the dealer has been changed, which possibly affected his win, because I don't think the dealer influences the player to win in roulette.

[drangos]

But what does the dealer have to do with them winning? I mean, no matter who the dealer is and no matter what throw they make, the game is still a game of chance. At the end of it all, what they experience is just a coincidence, they just got really lucky before the dealer got changed.

I think the idea of replacing dealer is to make gambler lose concentration, make him worry, make him start thinking about quitting and withdrawing. If dealer is replaced, gambler might think that something is wrong with table, cards, shuffle machine, ball, roulette (I dont know which game he is playing), then maybe it is time to leave until gambler starts losing due to «mistake» in gameplay. The idea is to make gambler have doubts if he should stay or leave. When there are doubts, you start to treat game and act differently.

This is the player problem already if you will be disrupted by a change of dealer. Player can decide whether to leave or stay after the change since they are not obligated to continuously play on the same table.

Even without changing the dealer there’s still a chance that winning streak will stop at some point of the game.

Dealer change is normal since they truly do take a break.

Dealer change it is normal but in this very specific case they did it exactly because the guy was winning big in every single session he had for about 7 times in a row or something in those lines. The casino got suspicious of the guy though he played very nice and outsmart the casino by going home with a net 550.000 dollars in his pocket, now I don't know if he had corrupted the dealer that was substituted though we can never rule this thing out, the casino themselves in the very first place thought that may be the case and wanted to immediately change the dealer. I don't know if the casino got some measures against the dealer they replaced though we don't know as the story does not go that deep in details here, if for example we know that the casino for example fired him we can assume they knew something fishy about him.

When one of the players continues to win in large amounts during a number of sessions, it is only natural that the casino becomes suspicious. In their perspective, when the same dealer wins the same time, it might give them the suspicion and it might be best to change the dealer to make sure that all at the table is fair and there has not been any form of collaboration between the player and the dealer. Nevertheless, the aspect of dealer rotation is also present in the routine of the casino establishment since dealers require a rest and the shifts are not permanent. Even in most games the dealer does not determine the outcome anyway as the game is primarily dependent on luck. Winning streak is possible but this will not last indefinitely.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

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.

That’s what I thought. If it were online, there’d be no doubt about it, but as it’s face-to-face, you might think it has some influence; generally speaking, though, the result is just as random as one produced by an online algorithm. I think it’s more of a psychological issue than anything else. Changing the dealer is more a sign of the casino’s nervousness about the player’s winning streak than anything that might actually affect the outcome.

[Dunamisx]

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.

Strategies like this are being employed by the casinos operators in order for them to avoid gamblers from having a winning streak, thereby discontinuing their own losing streak, we can't expect that the casino should always be on a losing side more often, so some me device such as a strategy to exit their own risk of losing high the more we play, that is why we must also prepare for all this before gambling, in case of the unexpected changes arrived onset in, we must know what to do and how to act in response to justify every experience and features implemented by the casino operators.

[Orpichukwu]

Before stopping, you have to test the water first, you never can tell, you might also win the new dealer and then they will have to keep changing while you keep winning. Gambling is a game of luck and irrespective of any situation, luck can still be favourable to you until you fall out of the luck as well. If after you test the new dealer and you lose twice, you can stop.

Roulette is a game of luck; we know that the casino also knows that their intention for changing a dealer is to mess with your mind psychologically, and once they succeed in doing that, you are no longer focused, and if coincidentally the first hand after the dealer change appears to be a loss, you are forced to believe the old dealer has gone with your luck. Either you stop, or you will want to go harder just to recover the lost hand.