Spent a few hours at the Hilton, Atlantic City last night. Up and down table but I'm holding my own. Suddenly appears two guys who storm in as "High Rollers" plunk down two large each and proceed to take over. Now there were two interesting characteristics that I observed over the next 30 minutes: 1. Whatever the one guy did --the other echoed. And they were spreading money all over the place hardways, C&E's etc. Then on each throw they would move all of their chips around "Make me look like $177 on the inside" (insert echo here) etc. 2. Never once did they toke the dealer who was having a hell of a time trying to keep up with these bozos. The upshot of all of this was that the rest of the players on my end were ignored. On one roll I had a come bet(so did another chap) that the dealer didn't move up to the ten after it rolled. Stick says dice are out and I had to yell to get her attention that our bets had not been moved. I made a comment like "there are other players here too" and the box said that she was just trying to save me money -- a quip that was not funny. These two guys were obnoxious, loud and because of their BS play by moving everything on each roll they really slowed the game down and disturbed the rhythm of the game. Has anyone else experienced this sort of thing? Do all casinos behave like that SOB Boxman at Hilton did or am I just over-reacting? Bojangles