I only play online. But in general, if the service deserves a reward, then I am definitely willing to tip. It all depends on the situation and, first and foremost, on the staff of the establishment.najisami said:
If I've had a good day, I always tip the people who served me. If the day brought me only losses, I won't tip. Of course, there are exceptions, but in most cases, I only tip when I have something to tip withnajisami said:
At the casino, you normally don't expect any special service. The waitresses are mostly busy, but they bring you free stuff, so it really comes down to whether you tip or not.Lena M said:
That's not right bro. I don't agree with you at all. You're getting free drinks, and the tip would be a small percentage of their price!!!!!!maronza1 said:
I like that and totally agree with you. We should always take care of people who work for tips, especially that the drinks are free in this case.Dejana said:
Yes, that's right. I always tip and think everyone should, but if a waitress asks for gratuity, It would piss me off.bablovod said:It seems to me that casino etiquette does not allow asking for tips to anyone, otherwise customers will think that the staff is asking for alms, which is completely unacceptable for the owners.
I'm sorry, but I think that's bad logic. The waitress has nothing to do with you winning or losing. She's doing her job regardless of what's happening at the tables. If you're losing, and don't intend to tip, why do you ask for free drinks, make her work and waste her time?Rost said:
Totally agree with you sir. Cheap people always look for excuses. What does a waitress have to do with what's happening at the tables?Kenzie 96 said:
I agree when it comes to restaurants or bars. But at the casino, not only that the waitresses are mostly very busy, but they bring you stuff you don't even have to pay for!Newzooozooo said:
A "little" for "good" service doesn't sound right to me.Mantinhoo said:
Free drinks are a trap into thinking you are getting something for free, whereas its part of your money which the casino rakes from younajisami said:
We all know that, Ron. But that's between you and the casino. If you don't accept it, stay home.maronza1 said:
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Yes- my experience was always good at the casinos I went too... IMO if the quality of the serve is high- it deserves a reward/tipnajisami said:
Well, in the casino, it's hard to expect "good service" unlike restaurants for example. In the casino, waitresses are running around, very busy usually, but deserve tips imo, that's what they're working for. Let alone that you don't pay for anything.BillyR23 said:
