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Originally Posted by tomegun
In Vegas we have table personnel that are part of our association. In the DC area it was anyone associated with the school and I mean kids AND their cell phones. If the number is 44 and you say "four" the kid could start writing and go back to texting. saying "forty" may hold their attention to see if it is just 40 or forty something. Plus, it just isn't natural to say "four four". Honestly, are you an official who says the actual number or someone who separates the numbers? If you are, can I borrow $100 dollars and I will pay you back "one zero zero" dollars five minutes later. That will make me a quick $99!  |
I used to, simply because it's what I was hearing around me at the lower levels. The last few years, I've changed to using the whole number. I just thought it was odd that one was a problem for you and the other isn't. I could see two-hand reporting as being just as likely to cause confusion for a less experienced crew and table.