How to Properly Tip Casino Dealers and Staff > 일반게시판

The flashing lights and ringing bells of a casino can be incredibly distracting, making it easy to forget the human element of the floor.

Knowing who to tip, when to tip, and exactly how much to tip is a crucial part of proper casino etiquette.

The Etiquette of Toking the Dealer

When you are winning, it is universally expected that you share a small percentage of your good fortune with the person dealing the cards.

You can tip a dealer in two distinct ways: simply handing them a chip directly, or placing a bet specifically for them.

• Never hand cash directly to a dealer's hand; the strict security rules require you to place the money flat on the table first
• In most modern casinos, all dealer tips are 'pooled' and split evenly among everyone on the shift, ensuring fair pay for dealers stuck on slow tables
• If you hit a massive slot machine hand-pay jackpot, it is customary to tip the slot attendant who brings you the cash roughly 1% to 2% of the total

Navigating Tipping Beyond the Tables

You must absolutely tip the waitress at least $1 or $2 per drink; if you do not tip, they will simply 'forget' to return to your machine.

Finally, when you take your massive pile of chips to the cashier's cage to cash out, it is not strictly necessary to tip the cashier, but leaving $1 or $2 from the odd change is appreciated.

Tipping is the invisible grease that keeps the massive gears of the casino hospitality machine turning smoothly.