Re: Props and check-raising
In my mind a prop is a dealer playing in a game while on the clock. A prop at Horseshoe is playing with his or her own money. They risk loosing and also keep what they win. Our dealers are NOT allowed to play if they're not on the clock. The poster that mentioned that dealers playing while on the clock at Horseshoe should get up when the game fills has no idea how valuable a prop is to the room. They're required to play in short games if that's the case, move to a short table if need be, and be able to play whatever limits are needed.
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