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[QUOTE="StormRaven, post: 1240967, member: 53047"]
I'm one of those that over-tip. I don't see anything wrong with it. For pots less than $10 I don't tip. Pots that are around 
$10-$30 get $1-$3
$30-$60 get $2-$5
$60-$100 get $5-$10
$100-$150 get $7-$8 to $10-$12
$150-$200 get at least $10
$200+ depends
 
I vary this depending on the dealer, how good of job they did or [I]tried [/I]to do. How well they controlled the table and the like. It also depends on where I am with profits. If I win a $300 pot and that only puts me back to even then I will tip $10. If that just adds to my profits I will tip $15 or $20. I really don't mind as long as I'm making profits. A couple weeks ago I was playing at a $1/$2 table and won my largest pot ever at those stakes, it was $815 pot! As I was already up $350 when I won this pot I tipped the dealer $25. A couple people groaned it was too much but I can tell you one thing. I am well respected by the staff in my local casino and anytime there has been an "iffy" call to make, they will ALWAYS side in my favor. So you've got that working for you as well. Same goes with the wait staff, the bartenders will give me double shots in my drinks more often than not because I take care of them and am nice and respectful to them. Wait staff will come to my table more often and take care of my needs more often than others because I will always throw them a buck even if I'm just drinking pop - with my mixed drinks I will do a little more like a $1 + the odd change amount of a quarter or two.
 
Hope this helps!
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