Vegas

[SwoopAE]

With tipping it's just basically $1 per drink for the waitress since the drinks are free. I'll take that over a 9 dollar beer at crown that I wait 45 minutes for anyday.

[Hevydevy]

tip the cocktail waitress $1 after she delivers your drink, irrespective of what your drinking.

a quick way to work out tipping on restaurant bills is to just double tax and round up. tipping in cash is preferred (as opposed to cards).

i tip $2 in and $2 out for valet parking.

there's a good summary here:
Tipping in Vegas

Okay sounds reasonable, I'll be at WSOP next year so I'll just hang around with those of you that I know until I get the gist.

Either that or half of Vegas will either love me or hate me based on my erratic tipping.

Meh.

[SwoopAE]

Food/drinks are so cheap compared to australia in vegas even with tipping considered that I just consider it part of the price for each item

[Suicide_KINGS98]

i aint tipping unless 1 of 2 things happen;

1. i find out what they make an hr - an it sux

2. if they deserve it (like service is better than standrd) - then i'll tip 5 or 10x more than standrd. I do the same in oz.

If they have a problem with it, they can gf-themselves.

[luckyshades]

i aint tipping unless 1 of 2 things happen;

1. i find out what they make an hr - an it sux

2. if they deserve it (like service is better than standrd) - then i'll tip 5 or 10x more than standrd. I do the same in oz.

If they have a problem with it, they can gf-themselves.

I'd stay away from America then champ, because you'll get your ass kicked within a few days from some pissed off cab driver or bartender. ESPECIALLY in Vegas.

You will last about 2 sessions if you don't tip at the poker table. All of a sudden you will find your name rolling to the bottom of the waiting lists for hours on end, and it will be the same at every casino in Vegas.

FWIW poker dealers make somewhere between $4 and $6 per hour.

Also you should note that you need to tip at ALL casino games - not just poker - so blackjack, craps, roulette etc all get tipped aswell.

Tipping in the US isn't a sign of good service like it is here - it is 100% expected, whether the service is first rate or absolutely terrible. The size of the tip is the gauge for how good or bad your service was.

[USUALSUSPECT]

I remember an argument over a murdered 'New York Sirloin'; I told the prick he didn't deserve to be tipped because he couldn't cook a steak

compulsory 10% markup ... gtfo

[Strong Play]

yeh i dont tip on house edge games...

except for that chick with the giant cans that spun up 5 reds in a row at planet hollywood this year... BOOM!!!

[grunter]

yeh I Dont Tip On House Edge Games...

Except For That Chick With The Giant Cans That Spun Up 5 Reds In A Row At Planet Hollywood This Year... Boom!!!

Biiiiiiiiiifffffffff

[Hof]

yeh i dont tip on house edge games...

except for that chick with the giant cans that spun up 5 reds in a row at planet hollywood this year... BOOM!!!

...........just beaten by the chick at Bally's Casino that had just spun up her SEVENTH consecutive '2' before the table was closed by the casino manager.

We saw this by mistake ( as we had no intention of going thru Bally's casino but the flooded sidewalks insisted we go somewhere.....( we being, Brian Hull, Chris Newton and me )....


she had flat chest, yet the tips she woulda got by spin 7, ensured she could have largest cans in vegas by weeks' end.

Plus at that table they had the pre-bet of nominating a number for double spin at odds of 1000:1....and nominating a number for triple spins @ 10,000:1 ......horrendous house edge and sucker bet....yet that table and all those 2's are my #1 memory of Vegas.

[luckyshades]

except for that chick with the giant cans that spun up 5 reds in a row at planet hollywood this year... BOOM!!!

Happy to hear you continued your streak of having never lost a single bet at casino table games.

Well, there was that one time Ali and I pooled money with you - but I think we can all agree you probably weren't the problem in that scenario