>>58685702>You’d have to wait to talk until your break, You had players now>”So how do you play?” one askedYou pick whether the player or banker will win by having the higher score in the first digit. $25 min bet. You’re paid even money and ties are pushes. The banker has a slight advantage to win so you get paid less a 5% commission
>”So it’s like War right?”Sure, basically.
>”Alright!” said another as they placed a bet on the Player line>2 / 6>2+K / 6+3>Banker wins and you take the bet>”Hey! You said it was like war! 12 beats 9. I should have won!”Baccarat only looks at the first digit. 2 loses to 9
>”Oh. I don’t get it. Do it again.” More players pushed chips onto the line joining in>Over several hands, they finally understood the game enough to realize it was basically a coin toss.>They even understood how to tip you properly and thanked you for the lesson>You noticed a man in dark sunglasses and a hoodie with another man in a suit next to him walk up to your table>Waving down David, you got him to ask the two what they wanted>”Do you know who that is? That’s Jerry Murrell.”>>”Who?”>”The founder of Five Guys. He’s a multimillionaire. And he would like to play with this green cat because he thinks it’s lucky.”>>”Alright. When a seat opens up, he can join.”>”He wants to sit alone. He is a VIP here.”>One ID check and phone call later, you were forced to shoo away all eight other players to let this mute man play his game.>Then you saw how much he was wagering: $50>>”Whats the deal? Where’s the rest?”>”That’s all he wants to wager.”>>”You’re telling me we shut down a full table for this?”>”But he’s the man behind Five Guys!”>>”I don’t care how many guys the man gets behind, in front of, or on his knees for! We’re not running a fucking private table for $50!”>While they sorted this out, now seemed like a good time to go on break(based on a true story)
