Re: Props and check-raising
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I already stated I'm ignorant about this, but still my question remains unanswered. How does having dealers play as well benefit the casino? I can imagine so many bad scenarios (dealer being hot & breaking somone and being accused of cheating, dealer losing a big hand and tilting off at a customer, etc.). So in some way the casinos must benefit more than these drawbacks for them to be in favor it. It the rake the dealer contributes that worthwhile?
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I think you are missing the point that the dealers are playing while on the clock, but not in a game they are actually dealing in. There is another dealer dealing the cards, and the dealer playing is getting his wage (without tips of course) to play poker, not deal and play at the same time.
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That explains it all thanks! haha. I thought deal + play combo.
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