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[QUOTE="krgoks, post: 725779, member: 34783"]
Over the past few years, several of the winners of the main event at the WSOP have neglected to tip. In the WSOP cash games, most pros tip $1 a hand - even if they just won over $100,000 (Often by sending the dealer a $5 chip and asking for it to be broken down).
 
The WSOP hired 750 dealers to deal last year. During play, several of these dealers were struggling - I even tried to help one that seemingly never dealt Texas Hold'Em, but she didn't speak English. Matter of fact, many of the dealers hired had major problems with their game and English, but if the WSOP didn't hire them, they would have been short staffed.
 
There's a corelation between these two points: The good dealers aren't coming back and are getting replaced by those who are fresh out of incompetant schools.
 
Here's my point: If you want better dealers, the casinos have left it up to the players to imburse them enough to come back. Yeah that sucks, but the alternative means that the house rakes more. If your table is lucky enough to get a good dealer, tell him that you like him to come back by tipping him even if you didn't win a single hand. If you want hold out on the bad dealers so that you can tip him even more.
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