If thats the case, I would protest. I think they should pay the dealers like $12 or $15 an hour & take half their tips
I tip everyone for everything and always have and always will. My first real job was a bartender in a local poolhall at 17 and then I owned my own bar for a while. So I over tip to the extreme. The way I tip dealers in casinos is in poker, I tip every pot I drag and if someone at my table drags a pot and does not tip, I will tip the dealer and make a comment to about the person who fails to tip on the win. Table games, I always bet for the dealer and/or bribe them. For instance in Blackjack, if I am pressing and need a break, I will just yell out something like "$25 if you break". I only go to casinos to have a good time and the more people who are having a good time with me the better time I have.
)most of what you write is true, but some of it is pretty bogus. i will bet these other casinos "around the world" do not have the same tax laws. it is all but impossible for a casino in delaware to pay every dealer a salary because the tax laws simply would not allow it.
so you are saying since other countries pay employees what they deserve, then you have the right to be a cheapskate because the cheapskate owners dont pay there employees enough? that is pretty ridiculous.
so you are saying since other countries pay employees what they deserve, then you have the right to be a cheapskate because the cheapskate owners dont pay there employees enough? that is pretty ridiculous.
