Re: dealer's viewpiece

> The more serious offense is clueing the players that
> under his ten is a small card (not an ace of course).
>
>

with the viewer the dealer does not have that info.

-- 
billb



"xarax" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "billb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I used to wonder that too,  it's only a mirror.  If I have a 10
up, I
> > can see part of the A if the hole card is an ace.  If I have a 10
up
> > I turn the cards 90 degrees and I can see the little 10 or Q or
> > whatever.  Assuming the casino uses "reader" cards.
> >
> > In ALL other cases, I see blank paper.  A dealer caught telling
the
> > players he has BJ before offering insurance will be fired
quickly.
> >
> /snip/
>