Fight broke at Green Valley Ranch Casino last night.

It's not really management in my opinion. It's the dealers job to tell the floorperson what is going on. None of them did. If you've been to GVR, you know it's a relatively new poker room, and a lot of the dealers do not know what to do in those situations when players are fighting. Management in most casinos do not train dealers on how to handle those situations. Dealers learn through experience.

[boscoboy]

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4-8 w a half kill.

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maybe the big guy misunderstood the meaning of "half kill"?

[Don Olney]

Why did the floor did not step in before the fight took place---
Why did the players let this go on like this?
Is green Valley hurting that much that they will not stop BS at the table?

[bigfishead]

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It's not really management in my opinion. It's the dealers job to tell the floorperson what is going on. None of them did. If you've been to GVR, you know it's a relatively new poker room, and a lot of the dealers do not know what to do in those situations when players are fighting. Management in most casinos do not train dealers on how to handle those situations. Dealers learn through experience.

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That's poor management!! And it begins with the berating of the players. The fight is just a result.

[surfinillini]

I was @ the Mirage 3 months ago and saw the same thing.

Guy took down a 2K pot in the 2/5 NL game and when he started talking sh-t the guy who lost walked up to him and wailed on him.

it was awesome