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I do the middle finger too. I find that I have more control that way.

Deez

yo thanks ive seen tutorials with the ring or middle finger,but the index is totally the best

I have a situation that happened during a tournament: Two players go all in on the turn. One shows Ace high flush and the other has also a lower flush, but with a gutshot straight flush draw, no full house or quads possible. Problem is, the dealer fumbles the remaining deck into the muck before he's able to deal the river card. What is floor supposed to do?

Proper poker etiquette is to keep the burn stack separate from cards that players have folded.

I'm the nuts

My audition was 40 mins but I did walk in without any dealing or classes. I passed 20 years of playing poker has advantages

awesome ending

Wouldn't an ace high flush be the nuts for that board? Or am I trippin?

No wash?

I wish the players at my tables would watch this, especially the "don't be subtle", with that exact intonation 😅

What state?

so underrated I love your videos !!!

These videos are amazing can we get some more please

How much should we tip on a 500 dollar pot 250 eff.

If I forget if I tipped or not I’ll ask. If the dealer says yes I tip them again. If you gotta ask then you gotta tip again! If they say no I double their tip. And I tell them the second one is for forgetting.

Would like to add: Rake and Drop are not synonymous. A drop happens when the flop comes regardless of pot size. A rake is taken based on pot size. Drops were made popular in West Coast poker games. And the idea that a drop would be taken regardless of pot size created the "wanna chop the blinds" scenario that people seem to think is an etiquette thing. <3 Love your channel.

Over 20 years of poker and I never learned to put the tip on top of the cards.

My college home game had 3 dealers by the end of the year because it’s more profitable than playing

Pass your Comptia A+ and become a IT help desk remote job

i love your vids man. very helpful. I'll be hosting my first home game soon so watching all your vids😂

Did you do the "3 Reasons Not To" video?

Shuffling cards into a new career - intriguing choice!

i do the middle finger

thanks with your tutorial I got it instantly

was it a full time job? Like could you work 40 or more hours per week if you wanted to?

What happens if they show a neighbor

Wish I could deal poker. Learned to deal poker at school and was certified. However, in the AC/Philly market, if you don’t have any experience in the casino industry at all, it is very difficult to get a job dealing poker. Currently a table games dealer 3 1/2 months in.

So what happens after someone string bet? They forfeit thier hand?

Where's the best room to deal poker?

If you announce a raise, are you allowed to string bet?

Are you still dealing?

What about premature turn

Accurate. The amount of times the players would ask if they tipped me and of course I do say "Yes, thank you" when they haven't does make it very awkward. Sometimes another player (usually regulars) would remind them or tell them they didn't

Dealing but with white powder

You like 🥜 that bad bro ?

Dude i didn't understand anyof this but go nuts man

Poker dealer here. It depends on what season and what kind of room you work in. Most of my income is from tournaments not tips since I deal seasonally during tournament series. For example, during a WPT, about 13% of my income was tips and the other 87% was from tournament downs and base pay.

What city did you deal in? Where's the best cities to deal?

I splash the pot whenever the fuk I want

gotta splash the pot to strengthen your bluff lol

I Veel splash thee pot winever. I. Vaant.

I'll just stick to online poker 😅

Teddy splashed the pot, not string bet.

I'll always announce the bet. Then call the floor.

what

Teddy only does that when he's ready to stick it in you

The casino I work at they don’t allow us dealers to call string. It has to be one of the players

I didnt get it at first but then i realized oh shit thats actually so scummy

Dude you’re awesome please keep the shorts coming! Love your content.