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If
you've come across an advertisement about casinos where you can be the player, or
the dealer, you probably asked the same question that I did when I found about them.
If you can be the dealer, why would you ever want to be the player?
After
all, the dealer has the house edge, right? Of course that's right.
Well, if there is a casino with visitors that are dumb enough to choose to be
the player while I am the dealer; I am quitting my job as webmaster and am going to
start playing full time. As a dealer; of course.
The
first thing I needed to do was sign up at a "be the dealer" casino. I
recently was spammed with an offer for such a casino, but rather than feed that
bottomless pit known as spam, I chose to visit a legitimate search engine and typed
in "be the dealer casinos".
I
was quickly rewarded with a link to such a place.
Now
is where things get a bit tricky. It turns out that in order to be a dealer;
you have to first be a player.
After
you have racked up enough "credits" for your play as a player, you can
then become a dealer for a certain amount of time which is decided by amount of credits
you have gained.
Folks,
this is nothing more than another way of paying you reward points like you get at
any casino. Except for one fact.
With
reward points at most casinos; you get chips added into your account. With
"be the dealer" you are not getting reward points (chips added into your
account); but rather the opportunity to earn those chips using more of your own
money, but getting a slightly better edge on the odds in order to do so.
I
can tell you from experience of knowing a bookie intimately, that there are wide,
wide swings in business of gambling, and it is not all that seldom that a
player hits a hot streak and cleans up. When this happens the only way a casino or
bookie makes out is by having deepenough pockets to stay in the game long enough for the
tables to turn.
Do
you have those kinds of pockets? Will your accrued points be enough to allow you to
stay in the game long enough (as a dealer) to have a chance to win your money back?
I
think enough said on that matter.
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