My act...

allowed me to be challenged by a PC to split tens. I said; 'Anybody dare me to split these?'. Dealer was showing a 5 and the TC was 8. PC said; "I dare ya". So I gave him what he wanted. Ended up with four hands, all were 18 or better. Dealer busted, I raked in on max bets. The other players went wild. They loved it. Then they started doing it every time the D showed a 5 or 6. They lost nearly every time and had to leave.

Just another move by an AP that causes the wannabies to lose to the house. Also another reason AP's are often good for casinos. The house should tip us for teaching ploppies these kind of bad habits. They couldn't understand why later when I had small bets, I wasn't with them on ten splits. :-)

Did the "dare me?" bit in front of the pit with double on A9 v 6 with huge + count. Backfired......I lost two max bets. PC walked away shaking their heads.

Now they are really set-up for the kill. They're in your palm. Just work it. :-)

Bomber remarked "...Just another move by an AP that causes the wannabies to lose to the house. Also another reason AP's are often good for casinos. The house should tip us for teaching ploppies these kind of bad habits..."

Right on Bomber. Here is another reason why our nemesis should tip us. APs sometimes are unintentionally used as unpaid shills. For example, some Asian gamblers are lured into an AP's high limit table by voodoo reasons. These guys love to jump into AP's table because they usually see a piles of winnings stacked in front of the AP, and they think the table favors players. The problem is...they only usually get $2,000~$5,000 capital, and they play $100~$1,000 a hand in a so-called lucky table. They usually get wiped out by just 1 shoe after an AP leave the table for a bathroom break... when tc went down to the deepsouth. So, Bomber is right. Casinos should tip us for various goodies we've done for casinos unintentionally.