Tipping during live slot, or casino games.

[Fortify]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

The tipping culture that America has is totally bizarre and alien to how most countries operate, so it's a bad guide stick to how you should be expected to react. Why would you give anything specifically to "slot machine attendants"? It's not like they're a croupier that is running a game table which requires a lot of concentration and skill to perform. These people should be paid an adequate wage to do a rather basic job, which I can only assume entails helping customers with how to play games and maybe running drinks - hardly an intense job or something special. Sure, if you get a big win you might tip a staff member or two who are close by, besides that I doubt they are expecting anything more.

[Casdinyard]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

It's funny but I only tip whenever I'm in a good mood, and if the attendant is, well, attentive for when I have questions and I need help. It doesn't matter if I win or lose too, just that if I am in a good mood, Best believe the attendant that I'm next to will get a generous tip from me. Although I don't think tips should be compulsory. For me you tip because you liked their service so much you think they deserve a little something more for themselves. What happens in the US is that they make tips compulsory and if you don't tip it's gonna be at the expense of the attendant/waiter/personnel's pay. They pay people so low that they become reliant on tips which is not a good thing in my opinion.

[coolcoinz]

Though tipping is being done voluntarily and cultural, I usually do it when I get lucky and have good winnings. I believe that we're not forced to tip them but we can do it out of love. I once tipped a machine attendant before and he was really happy and wasn't able to hide his emotions knowing that his son is sick and he could use the tipped money for his medication. Sometimes, our simple act of kindness could mean a lot to others.

I have a similar opinion. I sometimes tip when I win, but it's not a rule that I follow or anything.
Tipping should always be a personal choice, not forced like it is sometimes in the US where a tip is added to your bill whether you like it or not.

I don't tip in online games, even with a live dealer. I don't really feel a connection with other people through an app. I come from a culture where 20 years ago most people did not hear about tipping, so I try to do it but I don't do it very often.

[Kasabus]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

Personally, I don’t see giving tips a necessary thing to do, but if you are grateful with your gained profits, then it’s not bad after all to share some tips to the attendants. It’s more on a free choice really. And I mostly do it everytime I won a significant amount and definitely not in a moments where I am into much losing. Of course, it’s obvious that I can’t spare any tip when I’m on the losing end.

[Vaculin]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

It’s more on a tradition that is not required anyway. You can or you can’t give a tip, that’s actually your choice. But for some regular gamblers, I bet giving tips is one way to show the staffs or attendants that they are being appreciated and gamblers are thankful of that. Even myself, I usually give tips regardless of any amount, but  when I’m into big profits, I make sure that I can leave them bigger amount of tips too.

[Quidat]

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

Its not actually necessary but rather it would really be just depending on someone whether he would be giving out some tips on the time he would win jackpot or something big.
I dont know but it is really becoming a common gesture which does show up some appreciation and thinking that its just better to give a small amount at least into that
attendant or someone whose on the table or something.You would really be baring in your mind that he/she might be part of you on being lucky.
So its a personal choice whether you would be tipping out or not, its your choice on which one you would really be doing so.

[Finestream]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

As a gambler, tipping would be somewhat we often witness in physical casinos. And I do tipping of course especially that those attendants have also became my friends. But when asked how much I tip them, it differs anyway. But even if I lose, I always make sure that I can give them even a small tip, because for sure any amount will be much appreciated by them. Most likely, tipping is not required but its definitely a choice to make.

[Distinctin]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

I believe it’s not necessary because it’s not even included in the rules in gambling. But if we can spare any amount regardless if we lose or won, those attendants will be very thankful of course. Especially that the holidays are near, giving some tips would be the best thing we can do. Just consider it a gift for them regardless of the amount.

[Viscore]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

It’s more likely our choice to give some tips, and not the other way around. But for those who are not able to give some tips, I guess it’s not an issue as giving tips is not required anyway even if we see it as an old tradition. But for most of the gamblers I know, they all give any amount of tips. And for me that’s a great feeling as the one who gives compared to the one who always asks lol.

[DoublerHunter]

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

Its not actually necessary but rather it would really be just depending on someone whether he would be giving out some tips on the time he would win jackpot or something big.
~snip~

^Definitely right, it is not necessary and not your obligation to tip them.
But a tradition of giving tips especially when you have hit the jackpot is not new in gambling. As mentioned on the first page, Rollbit.com has this function by sending tips, though I did not try it yet because I did not send tips but this feature is available on Rollbit.com. If you feel to give any small amount in return f their good service, that is not a problem either.

[Mahanton]

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

Its not actually necessary but rather it would really be just depending on someone whether he would be giving out some tips on the time he would win jackpot or something big.
~snip~

^Definitely right, it is not necessary and not your obligation to tip them.
But a tradition of giving tips especially when you have hit the jackpot is not new in gambling. As mentioned on the first page, Rollbit.com has this function by sending tips, though I did not try it yet because I did not send tips but this feature is available on Rollbit.com. If you feel to give any small amount in return f their good service, that is not a problem either.

Most known or reputable or famous gambling sites in the market as of today does really have that tipping feature which it isnt really something new which you could even see lots of people on chatboxes who do ask out for some tips whenever there's someone do hit up some big wins and its really be that in part where people do give out tips on the time they won but i do agree on what you both said that it does matter whether you do
feel like on giving some tips.You arent that obliged on doing so but rather it would be in kind.Some do love on giving some tips because it does really give out some joy if someone do
receive out some part of the blessings or winnings that he had obtained.

[traderethereum]

It depends on how many wins I get because if I don't win a lot of money, I won't tip as well.
Slot machine attendants will also receive a lot of tips from gamblers, especially those who win, so if we only give money that is not too big, they can get it again from other winners.
Online casinos may give their staff these tips but don't make it public and the staff may receive incentives in the form of salary bonuses.
And every casino must have this rule for their employees and if the casino takes care of their employees, they will give the bonus.

[Dave1]

As much as I wanted to give tips, really hard because my  capital is really small in the first place. But in land base based casinos, I noticed that there are players who give tips to dealers with once condition, that is, if this win big. And probably its more prevalent in the US casino though as compare to Asia casinos like Macao. So probably it really up to the culture to give back to the dealer that gave them a good and huge win.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

It is a tradition, but it is not necessary depending on where you are and the amount you make.

The tipping culture that America has is totally bizarre and alien to how most countries operate, so it's a bad guide stick to how you should be expected to react. Why would you give anything specifically to "slot machine attendants"? It's not like they're a croupier that is running a game table which requires a lot of concentration and skill to perform. These people should be paid an adequate wage to do a rather basic job, which I can only assume entails helping customers with how to play games and maybe running drinks - hardly an intense job or something special. Sure, if you get a big win you might tip a staff member or two who are close by, besides that I doubt they are expecting anything more.

Tipping in US casinos is like tipping in restaurants there. There is a more widespread culture about it than in other countries in the world, plus the base salary for waiters is low and they supplement it well with tips, in return giving you better service. I'm not 100% sure if it's the same situation in casinos but I understand that it's the most likely scenario.

If you feel to give any small amount in return f their good service, that is not a problem either.

I prefer to give them in this case, feeling that they are providing me with an excellent service, not just someone doing their job.

[Sanitough]

Though tipping is being done voluntarily and cultural, I usually do it when I get lucky and have good winnings. I believe that we're not forced to tip them but we can do it out of love. I once tipped a machine attendant before and he was really happy and wasn't able to hide his emotions knowing that his son is sick and he could use the tipped money for his medication. Sometimes, our simple act of kindness could mean a lot to others.

I have a similar opinion. I sometimes tip when I win, but it's not a rule that I follow or anything.
Tipping should always be a personal choice, not forced like it is sometimes in the US where a tip is added to your bill whether you like it or not.

I don't tip in online games, even with a live dealer. I don't really feel a connection with other people through an app. I come from a culture where 20 years ago most people did not hear about tipping, so I try to do it but I don't do it very often.

Personally, I do tipping too whenever I appreciate their good services, regardless if I’m in loss or in profits. As long as I felt love and happiness that time, the generous side of me eventually come out. But I do believe giving tips is not compulsory, it should be done with your own willingness and kind heart. Most particularly if that attendant has been very good to me everytime I bet, surely that person will always receive a reward.

[Zlantann]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

Tipping casino attendants might be triggered by some factors. The frame of mind of the gambler at that point is very important. If the gambler is in a good mood or happy he might freely give to the casino staff. There are claims that gamblers that use alcohol are always happy to freely give tips. But an unhappy or challenged person would always be concerned about his problems and not the people around him. Big wins can also spur gamblers to give tips, while a loss would discourage such kind gestures. Another factor is the kind of service or the approach of the attendant. A good service would always attract reward, while an arrogant or inexperienced attendant might never attract tips or reward from gamblers.

[iv4n]

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In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

I guess it's not necessary, but it feels good when you share!

My sister works in a casino and recently she and her colleague got a 50 euros tip from a guy who hit some jackpot on some slot there. There are always people who win and who like to share, it's also some sort of superstition, by sharing you are hoping to get lucky again in the future.

An interesting story from the newspaper the other day... Some guy won over $60k, with a sports parlay! He placed a $10 bet and he won crazy big. What attracted attention was that he bought breakfast for 3 employees in that casino (some pastries and yogurt, which is probably less than $5).
It woke up the internet trolls and everyone had their own opinion on whether it was okay or not! How would some of them act if they won so much in the casino?
Unnecessary discussion in my opinion... simply some people like to share and some don't. And tipping shouldn't be something mandatory in my opinion, then it loses its meaning, we tip when we are feeling up for that, and nobody feels like that all the time (if you are not a billionaire).

[Reid]

I don't give tips if I am not winning yet, especially when I am just about to start. Poker is where most tips usually happen. The attendant/dealer, if I feel like he/she is adding to my luck then he would receive a good amount after I win.
But if I do lose, I cannot afford or cannot think about giving anyone anything as my brain is only focused on how to get it back.
I have not seen an attendant in a physical slot, do they really exist? I thought they are just security for those who are trying to cheat the game.

[ethereumhunter]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

I don't tip the slot machine attendant because I play slots through online casinos

But I see some of my friends give different tips and according to them, it's a gift if they can win a lot of money. But if they don't win, they don't tip and go straight home.

Tipping is not mandatory and it is up to each player. And slot machine attendants know that and they don't really expect to receive tips from guests because they already get paid.

[Saisher]

How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?

Its a tradition and a sign of goodwill to tip slot machine attendants because subconsciously these attendants wish you to win so you can tip them, and it all depends on your winning and your generosity, I usually tip 5% of the amount I won that's not bad because these attendants have a good salary and there are many slot bettors that they are assisting.

Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?

It's not really necessary but it is a sign of goodwill so you will have a repeat win next time you play a slot, gamblers should be a little generous to those who assist them.