Casino Dealer Takes Revenge On Jerk Gambler

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mattstaff
Nov 29, 2019 7:00 PM EST

The house always wins. When are folks ever going to learn? This jerk blackjack player learned a much needed lesson in treating others with respect, and above all else, not cheating on your wife! What a scumbag. Fortunately, someone was around that was ready to deliver some karma his way. 

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    Text - r/ProRevenge /jessedjd 7h +JOIN S 1 The unexpected revenge on the worst blackjack play ever. It's been a few years now, and the only other person who knows about this passed away last month. So here it goes. First, I am a casino dealer and have been for over 15 years. Dealers take a lot of abuse from players. I've been insulted, degraded, and even followed after work, but it's nothing I couldn't handle. The general rule for player conduct in
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    Text - most casinos is as long as the players betting enough money they can do and say whatever they want. This is where we meet "j" (not real name) This guy was a piece of sh*t. He would cuss the dealers out, scream at them every hand, throw his cards. The first time I dealt to him I tried telling him not to throw his cards at me when my floor stopped me and told me to never correct him and just deal with it. Even when he
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    Text - was winning he would be a horrible jackass. And what was the worst was the lady that would come with him every week. She looked like a working girl, and the whole time she would sit there, silent, just watching as he went off on the dealers. Every once in awhile when he calmed down he would give her a kiss, and when she left the table to use the bathroom he would make very obscene comments about what he was going to do with her in the hotel after he cashed out. He was horrible. And I had
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    Text - Now normally whenever I have a player like this I look at their players card, write down their name and look them up online to see who they are/what they do for a living. The problem here was, no one knew his name. He only ever wanted to be called "j" and didnt have a players card. He never lost more than what was required to get his social security card, so he remained nameless, for years. No one knew anything about him. Not his profession, or if he had kids. He wouldnt even talk about s
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    Text - Another player "bob" whom I knew had come to my game while "j" was playing. He sat down in the last seat and while waiting to get in the game was started chatting about the guys new house. (He knew I bought a house recently so we were discussing projects we were planning on doing) when he mentioned he wanted to put a pool in his backyard. That's when "j" in the nicest voice I've ever heard him speak, said "call me tomorrow and I will give you a quote" and handed him his business card.
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    Text - Now "bob" was very polite and took the card, but I could tell he had no intentions of calling. That's when the most miraculous of moments happened. They had both left the table at the same time, and "bob" had left the business card on the table. I get tapped off the game to go on break and quickly grab the card. I now have the guys name, business, email address, and his business address, which I first notice because its 2 hours away, and there are 2 closer casinos to his business. That ni
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  • 07
    Text - drive to some randoms house. Idea kept going through my head until I found the big bombshell about this guy. He was married, but not to the girl I keep seeing at the casino. I found his wife's facebook page, and started going through her history. They looked like a normal, happy couple. After awhile I figured out what was going on. She owned some businesses in another state and would fly out every Wednesday morning to handle the businesses and he would drive 2 hours to casino away from ho
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    Text - This is where the revenge comes in. I got his wife's email address off the internet. I had a friend of mine come in to the casino and "very discreetly" take a picture of "j" every Wednesday for a month. He made sure to get both "j" and the woman he was with in every shot. The last Wednesday that pictures were taken, I waited till "j" was getting ready to leave. As he was exiting the casino I emailed the pictures to his wife from a throwaway address. The next day he came storming into the
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  • 09
    Text - demanding to know who contacted his wife. He made a huge scene and was visually raging. He made a bunch of threats to sue the casino and all the employees. He got so heated he told one of the pitbosses to "f*ck off or I'lIl kill you" which was enough to have him banned for life. Security had to detain him and that was the last time we ever saw him. I kept tabs on his wife's Facebook. She had made a post explaining to everyone the reason she was divorcing "j" and everything I had suspected
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    Text - I wish I knew what happened after that, but I never saw "j" again. Hes barred from the casino and the last time I looked up his business it said it was closed. Chances are hes playing in some other casino making someone else's day horrible. And to the kind sir or mam that gave me a silver, thank you very much
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