tipping

[cosdmpp1]

what is the proper per centage of your winnings do you tip when you finish in the money at a tournament

[Lottery Larry]

Does the tourney already set aside an amount to go to the staff?

I don't have a standard amount, but I've never really had to worry about it either.

[Kurn, son of Mogh]

Anything between 0% and 100% is OK, and entirely up to you.

[Lottery Larry]

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Anything between 0% and 100% is OK, and entirely up to you.

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I will personally hunt him down, beat him to death and then ban his corpse if he gives back 100%. Charity is much better.

[SellingtheDrama]

Larry - generally there is a % that goes to the house, not the dealers. It varies by casino and by tournament within that casino.

Generally I tip a nominal amount for any cash > 2x buyin. I don't tip if I don't profit at least one buyin. Tip is based on quality of service

[sapol]

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Larry - generally there is a % that goes to the house, not the dealers. It varies by casino and by tournament within that casino.

Generally I tip a nominal amount for any cash > 2x buyin. I don't tip if I don't profit at least one buyin. Tip is based on quality of service

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agree but the 2xbuyin depends a lot on the amount of entries to the tourney. I'll prolly tip 2xbuyin if I cash for something like 20xbuyins so tourney has to have about 100 people.

[VinnieC]

Sapol, I think Selling was saying he will tip a nominal amount if he cashes > 2x buy-in. He was not saying that his tip amount will be > 2x buy-in.

Not that I have much experience in these situations, but I think that would be a BIG tip. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[SellingtheDrama]

Considering the smallest live tournament I've played in 2007 had a $340 buyin, a couple buyins would be a BIG tip!

[Mase31683]

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I will personally hunt him down, beat him to death and then ban his corpse if he gives back 100%. Charity is much better.

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Ship it!!! I love this Larry, and a very good point.