Great observation Professor A lot of the strip casinos used or still use these American half dollar coins to pay out $25 blackjacks or 5% commission on baccarat banker hands to act like a 50cent chip Most casinos have implemented a $2.50 chip commonly pink for these pay outs also called a snapper I like to switch things up and had a elder friend recommend I add them to my tray once in a while as in his day this is what was used 1964s are a significant year because back then American coins were made of mostly pure silver and that is why todays quarters have that brown copper strip to keep the cost down when minting new coins 🪙
When anyone hits a 15 and the dealer is showing a 5, that's my cue to find another table.
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@@blackjackandmore6774 8:58 it had me shaking my head too. Poor play by the player on the left.
Try and not play with people who don't understand basic strategy.
Cringe. Dealer breaks lmao. Clearly doesnt keep track of 10s and aces
Thanks for the comment ❤️
8:35-9:05😂
Non si capisce quanto valgono i gettoni!!
Hahahaha
I would have left the table after your first hand. Learn the tables
I usually just play out the session in case it turns around for me
Value of that Half dollar looks to be about $9 in raw silver. Excellent hit!
Great observation Professor
A lot of the strip casinos used or still use these American half dollar coins to pay out $25 blackjacks or 5% commission on baccarat banker hands to act like a 50cent chip
Most casinos have implemented a $2.50 chip commonly pink for these pay outs also called a snapper
I like to switch things up and had a elder friend recommend I add them to my tray once in a while as in his day this is what was used
1964s are a significant year because back then American coins were made of mostly pure silver and that is why todays quarters have that brown copper strip to keep the cost down when minting new coins 🪙