In home game, have you acted as the poker dealer and player simultaneously?

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On several home game occasions, i have acted as a poker dealer and player simultaneously. When am playing with my elders, i consider it as a sign of respect to be the poker dealer and a player at the same time.
Have you acted as a poker dealer and a player simultaneously in a home game?
 
In the US at least, it is 100% standard for players to take turns dealing in home games, and yes they will deal themselves into the hand as well.
 
I hate dealing, but yes I have dealt in home games when it's my turn.
 
Yeah, I've dealt with it in home games before, and it's pretty common for the dealer to play in the hand. I mean, everyone agrees on the rules, and it's a friendly game, so it works in well.
 
The fact that with most home games different players deal the cards and it's unusual to have a dedicated dealer unless it's some buy-in type tournament. Most people take turns dealing and playing too.
 
Yes of course.
 

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