Re: Not proud but I think I was right: Dinner list content
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Did I handle this correctly? Am I wrong?
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You handled the situation incorrectly by getting involved. Let your friend handle it if he thinks he got passed over. The last thing the floor and the brush needs is you complaining about what is going on.
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Wow what an assenine comment. Has it occured to you that perhaps his friend was new to casino poker? When I go down with my friends, I take care of everything. Waiting lists, table changes, dinner lists, and will speak up when anything is done at the table that takes advantage of their newbieness. Why should they be taken advantage of because they are new?
I hope you also realize that there is a very good chance the regular was never even on the dinner list.
IMO the OP played this perfectly on all streets [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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This is exactly the case. He is an easy going guy who had only ever been there once before and didnt want to cause a stink. But when there are only two tables running and it takes an hour and a half to get on one even when you are at the top of the list, it's a little easier to get pissed.
However, I do not think that I was rude about it, I never even raised my voice.
Anyways, I guess it is all the better because we ended up playing 1-2NL after that fiasco since it was much easier to get a table and we both faired well.
Greg
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