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Originally Posted by Rapini
jayski, you must not have seen my post re punishing the better dealers by making them deal the higher-limit games, so I quoted it for you below.
I'm still waiting to hear from phaedrus about his discussion with Ari or another supervisor about the less-than-adequate dealer(s) he encountered.
In my experience Parx has mostly good dealers, a few excellent dealers and a few really bad dealers. The solution isn't to mess with the rotation, its to mentor the bad dealers on how to get better, or if they can't get better, fire them. There are too many good to great dealers from AC looking for work right now.
One huge positive I've seen at Parx dealer wise is that every week I see more and more top dealers from AC making the switch. I've also noticed that a few of the really bad dealers are gone, and some of the below average ones have worked on their craft and gotten better. The most important thing with a poker dealer imo is that they genuinely care about their craft and want to be the best at what they do. Thats true of just about any profession of course, but especially so with poker dealers.
Most importantly and the thing I've always said sets Parx apart from most rooms is that the management cares about what the players think, and they're always open to hear what we have to say. If there is something that a specific dealer needs to change, like not paying attention or not running the game properly, ect, then the best thing we can do as players to tell the shift supervisor (away from the table and one on one of course) what we've seen and what we think needs to be corrected. Constructive criticism and proper instruction from their supervisors is the only thing that will help a below average dealer improve.