Dont tip online, why tip in person?

i like tipping the dealers because the way that i see it is like this you say its luck or skill that u won the hand not the dealers well someone had to deal you the cards right, or bring you your food etc why not take care of them, u know what pal just stay home and stroke it online and stay out of the B&M games

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[Black Aces 518]

Did you think that the first thread got accidentally locked, and we needed this awesome discourse?

Who gives a f*ck what you do.

[boose_bagina]

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A kid to my left didn't tip the dealer after winning like 3 or 4 pots in a row. The next hand the dealer "accidentally" threw his cards off the table and had to declare his hand dead.

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The dealer's a bigger d*ck then the guy who didn't tip. What a little girl.

[AndysDaddy]

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If people in certain professions didn't earn tips then we wouldn't have them to serve us.

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While the OP is clearly a troll, this statement is just false. If every stopped tipping, and no one would agree to work as a waiter (say) for minimum wage, then management would raise their pay, as they clearly *need* waiters, and then pass the costs on to customers.

That some jobs are paid based partly on tips is nothing more than a sociatal choice. Other cultures make different choices and their system works, too.

We have decided that some jobs should be paid for by tips, and in all of these jobs there will be people that skim off the system.
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Scott

[Grisgra]

I'm trying to figure out why the first thread was locked, and why everyone here is a whiny bitch. Little help?

So the OP doesn't like tipping. Neither do I. Any place with a billion percent profit margin shouldn't have to rely on tips to pay their dealers . . . the only reason they pay their dealers minimum wage, if they do, is that they know that the players will, through tips, still make the dealer's true wage $20+/hour or more.

These aren't like overworked middle-aged women working double shifts at Denny's, scrambling to survive on $2.50 an hour plus a buck-a-meal tips after their husbands went and left them for the trailer trash down the street.

I'm not as extreme as the OP -- I tip a buck after big pots, a buck every-other-regular-sized-postflop-pot. And I'd certainly tip in the casino restaurant. But these dealers aren't starving to death if they don't get a buck for every hand they deal, for crissake.

(On the other hand, the OP's handle is . . . well, stupid.)

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