Thank you! Will do!

These are the ones I did back last year, but now that we're starting this series up again, thought I'd re-post them.

@samebet

The dealers generally do a pretty good job. But I think players do bear some responsibility for keeping the vibe they want. I'm a huge believer in behavior modeling. Demonstrate and act in the ways you expect from everyone else, and you find that most people start doing the same thing. Keep it fun and light, and if someone steps out, a word from someone, especially if you build up some rapport goes a long way. I have been reminded by many a player to get my hands up and out of the tub (I'm a leaner) and it's always followed by a "Sorry I'm a dumbass, but if you buy me a drink, it'll keep my hands occupied" joke and then we move on.

@@CasinoGamingTV School teachers do a LOT of modeling these days. Seems like the ones with pink hair and "pronouns" are into indoctrination and mind control more than real teaching.

​@@highsnburgers4862 Can't argue with you there. I'm a pretty hardcore teacher when it comes to tactics and theory. When comes to the day to day, you can't really "teach" that, but I've always leaned on doing things the right way and modeling proper etiquette and such and that works well 90% of the time. I don't at all advocate for Karen-isms. I can't tell you how many times I've sat at the rail with money in my hand watching a 25 roller pass me by and people ask my why I'm not buying in and getting some of the action. "Because you just don't do that. I'll wait till the puck's off" ... that goes a long way. Longer than giving someone shit as they're doing it does.