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06-13-2003, 04:48 PM
What do you generally tip for these things?
Not that it's a frequent concern of mine, but I was wondering based on odd tipping behavior I've seen in the pit. Sometimes people will get on a nice run at the craps table, for instance, make a bunch of tips "for the boys", and end up busting out. Strangely enough, the dealers do not give the player a refund. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
I tip a lot in a restaurant (well, if the service is good) and as has been discussed ad nauseum, the reason for tipping in a poker game should be based on quality of service, and not on any specific windfall.
If I have a $100 restaurant bill, and the service was good, I've got no problem tipping $20 (or more) but if I'm playing 3-6 and win a $100 high-hand bonus, that $20 is more than 3 big bets.
What do you do in these (all too rare) situations?
Not that it's a frequent concern of mine, but I was wondering based on odd tipping behavior I've seen in the pit. Sometimes people will get on a nice run at the craps table, for instance, make a bunch of tips "for the boys", and end up busting out. Strangely enough, the dealers do not give the player a refund. /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
I tip a lot in a restaurant (well, if the service is good) and as has been discussed ad nauseum, the reason for tipping in a poker game should be based on quality of service, and not on any specific windfall.
If I have a $100 restaurant bill, and the service was good, I've got no problem tipping $20 (or more) but if I'm playing 3-6 and win a $100 high-hand bonus, that $20 is more than 3 big bets.
What do you do in these (all too rare) situations?