You tip .5%. I tip 1%. Both are fair imo. The slot floor manager may hear about a no tip. SFM will look u up on da computah. Put little black dot next to ya name.
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> If they bring me back a broken Benjie, it is ALWAYS 5 twenties. That earns them a $0 tip. On the rare occasion when I've gotten either a question, comment or dirty look, I remind them that I asked for all hundreds, and they didn't give me what I asked for. The usual excuse is, "That's what the cashier gave me"; my response, "You should have given back the twenties and gotten me what I asked for." No one has ever screwed up the second hand pay when that happened.
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> I am a 25 cent vp player with an occasional fling to 50 cent territory. When I was down to my last 12.50 out of 400 and playing wishful thinking at 50 cents I hit a spade royal yesterday on a three card draw. Two thosand bucks. The attendant promply showed up and asked if I wanted all hundreds or one in "change.' This guy had replaced a bad chair for me once and turned down a tip...so I felt this was the time to reward him. He returned with my loot with the last hundred in twenties. It was obvious he was fishing for a twenty dollar tip. This turned me off . I could have asked for change of the twenty or gave him nothing. Because of our past history and the fact it was my first royal at the 50 cent level I gave him the twenty. However I think he was being blatant.
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> Ralph Gary
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