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[QUOTE="AugustStorm, post: 2596338, member: 133039"] [b]Omg![/b] I am in disbelief, there is a 35 hand per hour minimum requirement to deal at my casino. And I can't imagine not being able to accept tips. No wonder why the dealers there don't move fast, there's no insentive to if they're making just a flat rate per hour, whether they deal 1 hand or 100 :-/ Not sure what limits are spread there, but if players are moving that slow, then there is far too much distraction or talking by the dealer, unless the whole table is just clueless, making a speech with every action & tanking for every hand... They're not ALL monsters, and a table of strong players should be able to cruise thru hands without even seeing a river most of the time. Here's a tip: only a fish can see every river. Yea, if its moving that slow & I'm getting stiffed, I'd definitely purposely "throw" a whole half hour in the box. I only have 30 mins on the table so if I don't make at least $5 in the first 5 mins, then I already have spent almost a quarter of my time there with basically nothing to show for it. And its not only to screw the 1 player, like I said, that 1 player usually ends up influencing others not to tip, either by example or by feeling the need to explain the logic of why he's so cheap to the entire table.. So, that table ends up becoming a scrap, move onto the next. You know, I just find the no tipping policy to be BS, I can't tell you how many times I get thrown a buck or 2 just for having a warm smile, or reminding a player to sign in for comp points, or for not taking offense when a player compliments the rack in my shirt instead of the rack in the table, I mean thats the very essence of tipping, not just some robotic dollar at the completion of each hand, hell, thats what the rake is LOL As a matter of fact, I don't see how the casino employs these dealers with no minimum standard of hands per hour to obide by. The casino is loosing money! More hands per hour = more rake per hour... Yea, its sounding more & more like you have never dealt, just coming up with how you think it works... [/QUOTE]
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