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07-24-07, 06:44 PM
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In NL I tip according to the size of the pot
One thing I noticed was in casinos (AC, Vegas) the avg tip was a lot less (a few bucks a hand at 2-5 Tables) where as in the rooms that I regularly go to, it's 5 bucks for a normal pot and 10+ for a huge one (but theres lot of action and lots of huge pots). See what the norm is and adjust according to the size of the pot -- i know i tipped a lot less in Vegas last summer than I do normally bc thats what the standard seemed to be (and i was playing the same 2-5 game Im used to but the max buy in was 500 instead of 1k so less $$$ was on the table) Dealers in the rooms around here make $300-$1000 a night, im sure dealers in the casinos make a fraction of that
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07-24-07, 10:34 PM
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In Windsor, the poker room dealers (and all the dealers) pool their tips and get a daily or weekly (not sure) percentage based on hours worked. So no matter how hot the little red headed girl is who flopped me quad 2's in a raised pot against a turned set of aces and a rivered set of kings may be, she has to share my 10,000 dollar tip with the poxy faced 20 year old boy .who deals pai gow on the night shift. 
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07-25-07, 09:18 AM
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come to think of it, it is probably a common practice.
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