Nadia – Our live dealer of the week

Below is the Merriam Webster definition of the word Bust.

Noun:

1. a sculptured representation of the upper part of the human figure including the head and neck and usually part of the shoulders and breast
2. the upper part of the human torso between neck and waist; especially : the breasts of a woman

Transitive Verb:

1. a : to break or smash especially with force; also : to make inoperative <busted my watch>
   b : to bring an end to : break up <helped bust trusts — Newsweek> —often used with up <better not try to bust up his happy marriage — Forbes>
   c : to ruin financially
   d : exhaust, wear out —used in phrases like bust one’s butt to describe making a strenuous effort
   e : to give a hard time to —often used in phrases like bust one’s chops

Intransitive Verb:

1. to go broke
2. a : burst <laughing fit to bust>
   b : break down
3. a : to lose at cards by exceeding a limit (as the count of 21 in blackjack)
   b : to fail to complete a straight or flush in poker

In all its forms, bust is a word very relevant to live dealer Nadia.

Considering the transitive verb, I’m sure she could easily cause the end of a happy marriage if so inclined.  As for financial ruin…try concentrating on your basic strategy game playing blackjack with her.  Does she bust chops? Perhaps there’s a Latvian lad out there somewhere how knows the answer to this one?

Considering the intransitive verb (and this is where her qualification for Dealer of the Week was assured), she does have a wonderful habit of exceeding the 21 limit in blackjack. This was the case for the first 4 hands in a row that I played at her table.

Considering the noun, and this is so patently obvious it hardly bears writing but yes, what a magnificent sculpture she would make!

If you wish to play a few hands with Nadia, you can do so at either bet365, William Hill, Betfair, BetFred or Titan live casinos.