Dealers are generally not permitted to advise players on how to play their hands in casino games. Their primary role is to facilitate the game and ensure that the rules are followed. While they can explain the rules and assist with any questions regarding gameplay, offering strategic advice is usually outside their professional scope. Players are expected to make their own decisions based on personal strategy or knowledge.
Can dealers advise on plays?
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That is correct. Dealers in a casino are not allowed to give strategic advice to players playing blackjack or any other casino game. Players are responsible for making their own decisions based on their understanding of the game and any strategies they choose to employ. It is important for players to study basic strategy and other tactics independently if they wish to improve their chances of winning at the casino. The dealer's role is to run the game according to the rules and ensure that everything is fair for all players.
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