I don't entirely agree here. Restaurant owners make lots of profit off of your meals, yet you still (presumably) tip the waiters. When a casino makes money, they don't usually give some of that money to the dealers as bonuses. I'm curious what in your mind the ideological difference is between dealers and bartenders? I'm not saying I always tip, but just to say that you don't tip the dealers because the casino executives make money isn't really a sound argument.[/QUO TE]
Very True, when you look at it that way my arguement is kinda kaput, but i still stand by it. A while back ago my uncle was playin at the blackjack and hold em tables and was up $800 bucks, now i dont know if he can count or not but i do know he knows how to play right, and he said that at the blackjack table they took out the dealer and replaced him with a relief dealer but shortly afterwards management came up to him and told him he was getting too drunk and rowdy and was gonna have to quit playin. Now i know they have the right to kick you out based on whatever they want, and yes my uncle is a drinker, but as far from rowdy as you can get, a "gentle giant happy go lucky drunk" are the words to explain him. (and yes my uncle is a tipper, he always leaves a nice tip when were leavin a resturant, and ive watched him tip bartenders and such so id bet he would tip a dealer a few times, but ive never played with him so im not certain) now who knows for sure if the dealer had a part in getting him kicked out, but i believe so, so im not gonna be tippin the guy who has a hand in getting me kicked out of a winning game. yes he was just probably doing his job, but its still him against the player, thats how i justify not tippin the dealers.