The flashing lights and ringing bells of a casino can be incredibly distracting, making it easy to forget the human element of the floor.

Understanding the unwritten rules of the 'toke' (casino slang for a tip) will ensure you are treated like a VIP by the staff.

Tipping the Dealers: The Most Important Rule

Unlike standard minimum wage jobs, dealers work in an incredibly high-stress environment, absorbing the anger of losing players all day long.

You can tip a dealer in two distinct ways: simply handing them a chip directly, or placing a bet specifically for them.

• Do not use tips to try and bribe a dealer into making a 'mistake' in your favor; they will lose their gaming license and their job instantly
• If a dealer is rude or unhelpful, you are under no obligation to tip them, regardless of how much money you are winning
• Tipping heavily will often cause the dealer to slow the game down slightly or offer helpful advice if you are a beginner struggling with strategy

Tipping the Waitresses, Valets, and Cashiers

Beyond the dealers, cocktail waitresses (often called beverage servers) are the hardest-working individuals on the entire casino floor.

Finally, when you take your massive pile of chips to the cashier's cage to cash out, it is not strictly necessary to tip the cashier, but leaving $1 or $2 from the odd change is appreciated.

By tipping generously and acting politely, you transform the staff from mere employees into your personal cheering section.

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