The girl seems to really be enjoying herself and running well. Although it is a little odd how she makes every right play even buying insurance something almost no one does.<br/><br/><br/>Then she is going to surrender on a pair of 9. I mean I get not splitting I wouldn't split either against a 10 but I would stand and hope the dealer has small down card. It is almost like she knows I have a 10. I look at my card closely looking for a change in pattern.<br/><br/><br/>Then she sells the hand to her table mate. He splits the nines and loses on both. It is not surprising and is actually the most likely result if you play a 9 against a 10. I just shake my head but then he gets all upset.<br/><br/><br/>Security pops up. He eyes the situation. Tells the old guy to shut up but treats him like he knows him, He probably does I know this si his regular shift as opposed to me who is just stretching from my normal shift to get s few hours and chips when the normal dealer said she was going to be late. The guy calms down clearly aware he will be tossed for the day unless he behaves himself.<br/><br/><br/>I see security look at the girl and then look at me. I shrug and say "I asked if she was 21 and she said she was. I told her it was illegal to play if she is less than 21 and could lose her chips if she wasn't 21 and somebody discovered it."<br/><br/><br/>He smiles. He knows the drill better than me. As long as the customer has money and looks close to the right age they can play.<br/><br/><br/>I grab two new decks of cards out of the shuffling machine. I hold the deck towards the girl with the cut card.<br/><br/><br/>"Do you want to cut?"