Re: what exactly is this \"deck roll\" i\'m hearing so much about?
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The dealer will turn the deck upside down or in a position that the players can not always see the top of the deck.
Its not as big a deal in a casino than it is in a home game... If the dealer in a home game is rolling the deck on a consistant basis, leave. But it is something that should not done in either case.
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This is probably a bigger deal in a casino. They know they aren't suppsoed to do it as it threatens the integrity of the game and they think so little of the people paying them that they will do it anyway. It shows laziness on the part of the dealer for doing it and on the part of the room management for not requiring that the dealers hold the deck correctly.
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