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Royal Flushes Gaming Guru  Praise the Good Workers13 February 2025
By Royal Flushes CINDY: In the grand scheme of things do more people complain about things or not? Are we a complaining creature? When I watch an NBS game all I see are complaints. Those players are unhappy more than they are happy. ABBY: I think we as a species are complainers or at least we let ourselves go down the complaining road more often than going down the praising one. CINDY: Are there more “letters of complaint” than letters praising the work other people have done? I know that the two of us tend to write letters of praise to the casino staff who have given us good and pleasant services. Not just casino workers but anyone in any shop who deserves praise will get it from us. ABBY: I think praising other people is tough for many people for some reason. We know certain people who have never given a word of praise to their spouses or friends. They just can’t bring themselves to verbally pat someone on the back and say, “Good job!” CINDY: Do we live in an angry civilization? ABBY: Although all casino players do play against the house edge wouldn’t that tend to make them ultimately miserable? I mean over time you just can’t beat the games? That might translate into negative feelings. Is a casino filled with miserable people? CINDY: I don’t think so. True. We feel bad after a bad loss but we go out to have dinner and we aren’t whining and moaning are we? Our gaming fun doesn’t determine our inner fun. I can be happy when I lose. I am unhappy about the results I just had but inside that is not sweeping me into a small depression. ABBY: Okay, now, do most people write letters or texts to those who have given good service to them? I don’t think so. ABBY: No. In our lives we do have some balance. We aren’t always deliriously happy but we aren’t in the dumps very often. However, I do not think people tend to write good letters or texts but they sure write angry ones and complaining ones. That I am pretty sure about. CINDY: Does the level of a person’s education have anything to do about whether they are happy or miserable or anywhere in between? ABBY: That I don’t know. CINDY: Neither do I. A good question. ABBY: I think intelligence may or may not have anything to do with anything either. It is a good question but I really can’t give a definitive answer to it. CINDY: How about the two of us push our readers to write good letters to the businesses and casinos where they have been given good service? You know, we played with so and so and she was a terrific dealer? That kind of thing? ABBY: We can expand that for anyone we encounter. Good service deserves a pat on the back. These letters would not have to be long. Or even traditional letters! Just say something like, “A pat on the back to Mrs. Davis who made our play really enjoyable,” would do the trick. CINDY: Okay, write praiseworthy people you have encountered. ABBY: Okay. This article is provided by the Frank Scoblete Network. Melissa A. Kaplan is the network's managing editor. If you would like to use this article on your website, please contact Casino City Press, the exclusive web syndication outlet for the Frank Scoblete Network. To contact Frank, please e-mail him at fscobe@optonline.net. Going Through the Motions9 February 2025
CINDY: I think casino players tend to ingrain their habits so that they do not have to actually think time and again about what they are doing at any given game. The less they have to think the better for them as not thinking puts less stress on them. ABBY: Let me make this clear. The rudiments of the game; ... (read more)
Crabs, Craps or the Alleycats Game6 February 2025
CINDY: I make no bones about it; I am a craps fan big time. If the casino could only keep one game, for me that game would be craps. ABBY: Me too. It is the most exciting game in the house. CINDY: From what I understand, the game has an interesting history in America. It started as a Southern game called “crabs” and was played in the small towns along the Mississippi River. ... (read more)
Sex and Splits30 January 2025
CINDY: Women and slot machines. That’s a strong combination from the past, although I am not quite sure it is as strong now as it was in the past. ABBY: Men played craps in the World War II aftermath. It was almost an exclusive male game. They would send their wives and girlfriends off to play the slots. ... (read more)
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