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Originally Posted by SenorBeef
I love when dealers play games. They sit and watch poker all day and somehow haven't managed to learn a thing. About 20% of them are the nittiest nits you'll ever see who you can safely fold kings preflop to a 3 bet (usually nearing retirement age), and 75% of them are calling station spewtards, leaving about 5% who aren't awful. I wish my games were all dealers all the time.
I've played with a few dealers who are solid players, definitely big winners compared to the field.
But yea, many of them are surprisingly poor players. I guess many of them can't really focus too much on learning from the game when they are tasked with the gazzilion responsibilities they have. They hardly take a break from mucking cards, giving change, etc until maybe the turn and river. So learning becomes hard when you can't keep track of the game like we players can.