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On a side note I had a really hard last night at work when I refused to tell a player how much was in the pot the entire table erupted as though I had committed a great crime and when the floor came over and I asked him if I could tell a player how much was in the pot he said "of course."
So what is the lesser of two evils: giving the pot count, or spreading it so the player can count?
Also, by "spreading the pot" I never meant that the dealer should spread it such that each individual chip is distinct. I was thinking of situations where the pile is too tight such that the player is unsure if there are large denomination chips possibly buried underneath.
