The flashing lights and ringing bells of a casino can be incredibly distracting, making it easy to forget the human element of the floor.

Knowing who to tip, when to tip, and exactly how much to tip is a crucial part of proper casino etiquette.

The Etiquette of Toking the Dealer

Unlike standard minimum wage jobs, dealers work in an incredibly high-stress environment, absorbing the anger of losing players all day long.

To hand them a chip, simply slide it toward them and clearly say, 'This is for the dealer,' ensuring the security cameras see it.

• Never hand cash directly to a dealer's hand; the strict security rules require you to place the money flat on the table first
• In most modern casinos, all dealer tips are 'pooled' and split evenly among everyone on the shift, ensuring fair pay for dealers stuck on slow tables
• If you hit a massive slot machine hand-pay jackpot, it is customary to tip the slot attendant who brings you the cash roughly 1% to 2% of the total

Who Else Should You Tip in a Casino?

Beyond the dealers, cocktail waitresses (often called beverage servers) are the hardest-working individuals on the entire casino floor.

If you tip $5 on your very first drink order, the waitress will actively seek you out for the rest of her shift, ensuring your glass is never empty.

A few extra dollars given to the staff will exponentially improve the quality of your entire casino experience.

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