What should I do if the pitboss is watching my play?
If the quality or your level of play has attracted the attention of a dealer or pitboss, just keep playing as you are. Don’t be nervous or start thinking that you are about to be escorted into the Casino dungeon where the pitboss’s henchmen will get medieval on you. That might have happened back in the seventies, but you probably won’t see that level of security today – at least not within 50 miles of Vegas. If the dealer or pitboss makes any comments about your play, just attribute them to luck. Anybody can have a hot streak. Usually, dealers are on the players’ side. They enjoy seeing a player win big. This is partly due to the possibility that they may receive a good tip from a player who has made out very well. If you are winning, and plan to cash out soon, toss the fellow or lady on the other side a token of your appreciation — if the quality of service was good. If the pitboss makes further inquires about whether or not you know how to play Blackjack, just tell him that you got
