Table Game Superstitions: Fact or Fiction?

Table Game Superstitions: Fact or Fiction?

Hey fellow WizardofVegas community!

Have you ever sat at a table game and noticed someone knocking on wood, carrying a lucky charm, or avoiding certain numbers? Superstitions are rampant in the world of table games, but do they really make a difference?

Share your favorite table game superstitions with us! Do you have a lucky ritual that's helped you win big? Or do you think it's all just a bunch of hooey?

Let's discuss:

- Do certain rituals or behaviors really influence the outcome of games?
- Are superstitions more psychological or based on actual experiences?
- What's the weirdest superstition you've seen at a table game?

Share your stories, and let's get the conversation started!

Doyle Brunson mentions a few superstitions in his book, and how they might have a kernel of logic to them.

Superstition: "Fifty dollar bills are unlucky."
Doyle: "Fifty dollar bills can be confused for five dollar bills."

Superstition: "Walking around your chair will change your luck."
Doyle: "Stretching your legs is always a good thing."

Superstition: Some Blackjack Dealers are "Unlucky".

Me : Timing is everything

Quote: Deucekies

Doyle: "Stretching your legs is always a good thing."
link to original post

I totally agree.

I try to remember to get up and stretch every time there is a dealer change. Not a superstition AT ALL.

It amazes me how at poker some guys will sit there for hours on end without stretching.