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<br>Walking onto a busy casino floor for the first time can be an overwhelming sensory experience.<br> |
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<br>Proper behavior at the tables is expected by the staff and heavily enforced by veteran gamblers.<br> |
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The Rules of Handling Casino Money |
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<br>Never hand your cash directly to the dealer; this is strictly forbidden due to security surveillance.<br> |
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<br>Touching your wager after the hand has started is a massive red flag that suggests you are cheating.<br> |
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Always lay cash on the table, never hand-to-handStack chips neatly with the highest denomination on the bottomNever touch your bet once the cards are drawn |
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How to Treat Casino Staff |
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<br>Never blame the croupier for a losing streak; they have absolutely no control over the cards or the wheel.<br> |
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<br>Even if someone makes a terrible mathematical decision in blackjack, keep your opinions to yourself.<br> |
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Understanding Casino Tipping Culture |
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<br>In many parts of the world, particularly the US, dealers rely heavily on tips to make a living.<br> |
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<br>A small tip for good service goes a incredibly long way on the [casino](https://agsonbuilders.com/author/walterdeschamp/) floor.<br> |
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Staff MemberStandard TipWhen to TipDealer$1-$5 per winning streakLeaving table / WinningWaitress$1 per drinkUpon delivery |
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<br>By following these simple guidelines, you will instantly blend in like a seasoned casino veteran.<br> |
