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Bad beat/high hand tips
Currently, at my casino the bad beat is set at $25k (capped) and the payout for a royal flush (both cards must play) are 400 (clubs), 500 (hearts), 800 (spades), and 2800 (diamonds). What would you tip the dealer approximately if you hit any of these. Note: I love all the dealers at my casino which i suppose is a rare thing.
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Re: Bad beat/high hand tips
A dollar. It's a hand, and the dealer didn't do anything they don't do on any other hand.
Maybe 20 if it shuts the table down for an hour with the dealer stuck. Other than that... a buck. |
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Re: Bad beat/high hand tips
Search Jackpot Tipping. There are a few threads on this exact subject right now and nothing new is going to get posted anytime soon. Tip what you want or are comfortable with, it's your money, no one elses.
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Re: Bad beat/high hand tips
Are you serious? Yes, they didnt do anything special; but hell man i think they deserve a little something for helping you hit a BBJ or Royal flush amirite?
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Re: Bad beat/high hand tips
If you're a regular at the casino that you're talking about, you've probably already put in more than your share of a BBJ.
To answer your question, if you like the particular dealer and feel that you should share your good fortunes with them, then do so. |
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Re: Bad beat/high hand tips
I have been told that it is customary to tip out a total of about 10%-15% of the JP. Thats completely up to you but just remember that karma comes around. Dont squander is cause you want to be greedy.
Think about it this way. The BBJ or Royal you just hit is extra money. It doesnt need to play on the table you are at so it can go right into your pocket. Thats just one dealers opinion. |
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