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[QUOTE="PotluckXXI, post: 1811905, member: 83367"] Hmm, don't have access to legal live games near me so just play online. IMO if you finish at a lose I don't think a tip is necessary, though it is "bad form" not to leave something, say 5% of starting buy in sounds decent. If you win I might suggest the 5% plus at least 5% of winnings if under a set amount (say $500 on a $500 buy in) then increase a percentage at a predetermined amount that you decide. So buy in for $500 means a minimum tip of $25 for any profit/loss under $500 (what you leave the table at). for every $100 profit made you increase by $5. Same buy in and leave with say $1,850 is $25 on 1st $500 then $63 for remaining $1,350 for a total of $88. Of course these amounts can vary according to your preference, but the tips are pooled in a casino, a good tipper may get benefits from the staff (calls from the card room supervisor letting you know when there are fishy tables, for example). No one is [I]required[/I] to tip and I really don't think dealers can do anything about it if you don't (assuming they are honest, which I believe every reputable casino or card room is). Oh, and I like JusSumguy's response [/QUOTE]
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