I believe that what machines the casinos have is completely uncorrelated with how much employees make in tips. If different machines would make the casino more money, assuming no one tipped, those machines would be put in now.
----- Chris Homan <auhoman@gmail.com> wrote:
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>Rob,
> Do you think there is a potential correlation to the games (machines)
> offered long term based on the ability of people to be paid through tips.
> i.e. if everyone stopped tipping at all, would you agree that the casino
> would be forced to increase the wages of employees to compensate this
> change? And by compensating that change wouldn't you think that the casino
> is going to do something in regards to the gaming to compensate for the
> reduction to their bottom line? I would be inclined to think that if
> everyone stopped tipping you would end up seeing a bigger house edges in
> games and/or comp systems drying up faster than they already are.
> Chris
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