The Tipping system incentives the help to go the extra mile in their work and ones that do can make double thier daily salary in just one day while the slackers do the bare minimum and get paid as such.
@@_MC529 As a long time server, I can make more in tips, than getting paid a wage. Depends on a ton of factors, but per hour a server/dealer/whatever can make 2 to 3 times more per hour on average than if they get paid an hourly wage.
enough with this usa tipping thing. hold employers accountable legally and make them pay people properly. it's not up to the customer to make up for the employee's salary!
Then dont take the job... one offers the job and it's up to you to take the job or not. If you think you're not getting paid enough for the job dont take the job. If enough people dont take the job then the employer will have to adjust
@@MrAgarza49 What a fantasy. When you've got to pay rent this month you can't afford to be picky, employers know this. If you want better conditions join a strong union.
Had no idea they accepted tips lol my first time playing blackjack, the dealer taught me how to play... I walked off with a couple grand.. feel bad about not tipping him now
Always remember to let them blame the dealer when they lose as long as they blame the dealer when they win! That mentality is the cultural dynamic that leads players to tip. Also it should be noted that some of these dealers have unfortunately been trained that they are supposed to shut up and deal too much. If a player threatens that they know where you live or anything else along those lines, please call the floor. For everyone's sake, please don't let that go.
Daniel Williams employers depend on low wages so the can hire more staff. If they were to give more money at the start and allow them to still accept tips there would be less workers which would lead to less people employed. Also remember it is illegal for an employer to pay you less then minimum wage if they do not receive at least minimum wage with the tips the employer legally has to pay whatever they did not make. “Living wage” is also a vague term that can’t be legally defined getting rid of the system we have now will kill family owned businesses and start up companies leaving everything to big corporations who can afford higher wages.
Thank You, Kanye Very cool! It’s a casino though. It’s hard to have sympathy for them to not be able to pay their employees when you compare it to a restaurant.
As a casino dealer myself, I'll make this short and sweet. Understand you more than likely will lose. Do not play what you cannot afford to lose. Learn to walk away. Just have fun. The dealer does not control any aspect of the game. All we do is put cards on the table. Just have fun, we're there to have fun so just enjoy the ride, whatever it is. And don't forget to tip your dealer :)
Blade Runner are you kidding, the gaming commission would pull the casinos license. The dealer would be taken out to the desert never to be seen again. Dealers don’t have to cheat the players, the house always wins.
Blade Runner I’ve worked on the Strip for 23 years, my BF has been a Dealer on the strip since Bally’s was the old MGM. The part about taking a dealer out to the desert for cheating is a joke (now, but didn’t used to be!) So I’m the source.
I am a forex trader. I agree with you. Dear patrons, let me as a financial trader that was once a gambler translate for you the advice "do not play with money that you can't afford to lose": Casino games are 100% unbeatable, there is no "higher-probability setup" in this game (whoever says otherwise is a liar). 100% unbeatable = you are meant to lose in these games, but you don't even have to accept these games. Also dear patrons, chase your losses anywhere else except the casino.
Jaggsta Exactly. All tipped employees should just be paid a fair salary. They shouldn’t expect a tip. That system works great in Japan. Should work fine here eventually.
@@CapnCody1622 Not only in Japan, It works in 90% of the world, this is an American system enforced by employers to fill their overfilled pockets. In some cases borderline slavery.
I always was nice to dealers , I liked to play really late at night or early in the morning 4 am is my golden hour. Dealers are tired and bored , they make mistakes sometimes flashing cards , I think if a dealer makes a mistake, they should call pit boss over , but at 4 am they are sometimes dealing with other things , so dealer always lets the bet ride again. the few mistakes could add up to $50 to $100 , my goal was $150 to $300 , and free breakfast , love steak and eggs. I generally stuck to 3 mid range casinos a night , always taking breaks , sitting a coffee bar , looking for bored dealers
99% common sense except some tourists might not know that tipping is expected if you win a decent pot/hand. People who abuse dealers are the lowest forms of life.
I generally do the same, but if some people are gonna tip at the end of their session they need to remember to tip their old dealer before a dealer change
@@jameschristopher3405 they casino isn’t responsible for a grown adults decisions, you want this perfect sweet nice little life where people get grown men and women get babied and it’s not really sad just down right pathetic
Here’s my philosophy on tipping. I look up the states where people are paid below the minimum wage because it’s assumed that their tips will cover the rest (I think there’s like three left in the entire country). Then and only then will I tip a reasonable amount, and the cap is like $50, depending on the situation. So, for example, if I bought a bottle of wine at a restaurant in one of those states and the bill came out to over $1000, all due respect but I’m not giving more than $50 just because of my bottle of wine. Not my job nor is it an obligation on my part, the tip has to be earned with genuinely good service. But that’s just for waiters. Bartenders, valets, dealers (I suppose, although I don’t gamble), etc. Sorry, but it’s crazy to think they deserve more than a few dollars.
My guess is you are the type of person who doesn’t tip anywhere they go lol stay away from my work I hate waiting tables that don’t tip I got money to make and bills to pay not charity.
Everytime I play blackjack I place my bet and also put a $1 bet down for the dealer. Our fate is shared. I do this every hand. I call it the karma bet. Was just in Vegas 2 weeks ago too!
I had once a guy die! Literally die at the table, they took him to the hospital, resuscitated him and then came back straight away 🤣 casino degenerates are a different breed
Where is My toaster oh I hear stories everyday from my husband who, in fact, works security at a casino. Good dinner talks for sure. I could never do his job.
Most people In the casino make good money by the hour except for waitresses and dealers. But I'm sure the people behind the counter love it because lots of people tip them. They end up making about $15 or more an hour.
translation you are a fucking stiff who has never tipped a penny to a dealer as the people in the cage who deal with your sorry ass for maybe 30 second don't split tips with dealers.
@@Schkitzo I live in a country where tipping is not expected. It's just common sense, employers should give their workers reasonable wages. If I visit a country where tipping is expected, I simply do not tip, not my problem your employers don't give you enough money for a living. Blame the system not the costumer.
2:57 is the reason you should avoid any type of gambling that involves human interaction, their thoughts will kill your luck. I've proved it many times.
I was playing blackjack in Vegas. It’s an easy game but I was nervous since I’ve never played in a casino before. My dealer was really helpful and when I hit 21, she took a tip from my winnings without asking. She just said “I’m gonna take this.” I think it was a $1 chip but I’m not sure. After another hand, I left the table. Then pit manager who saw everything went over to the dealer and I think she got in trouble for it. I felt bad that the dealers are under such strict rules. But I guess she shouldn’t have just taken a tip like that. I don’t know how to feel about it really.
I'm a dealer and we would get fired asap for that. We can't even hint at getting tips. But if a dealer helps you win bevause you don't know what your doing tipping is a mind gesture.
*Games are designed by mathamatical geniuses that structure the game 75% in the Casino's favor - which means you loose 100% in the longrun!* *DO NOT PLAY ANY GAMES IN THE CASINO EXCEPT POKER!*
@@TheWonderBreadAct WRONG! That's what they WANT you to believe! The simple fact that you are forced to go first gives the house a MASSIVE advantage because you can bust out even before the dealer plays!
Thank you! Some dealers have attitudes and are smart mouths. Don't know when to shut up. The attitude are getting worse. Don't like the job, quit. All the dealers in this video made a fool of themselves.
Please tip your dealer. Most of us like how we get paid and if you're a good dealer you try to accommodate a person's needs at the table; such as paying you the denominational chips they need or asking a supervisor to get a waitress for them. Even just being polite and putting up with shitty behavior is enough to merit a tip. We love when people win not only because we might get tipped but because we are happy to see other people happy.
@@AlexK-oe9er lol. But you don’t have money to spend or tip anyway. So ur opinion is completely irrelevant . I don’t think this comment was directed towards people like you pal 😂
Im a poker dealer in Vegas. Like that lady said 95% of the guest are wonderful people. Those other 5 percent however are truly vile and stand out. Its just the industry were in. Think about it. What kind of mind or life do u have to have to gamble almost every day. It really is an addiction. Also yes please tip your dealer. Its how we make a living. I wish our employers would pay us a living wage but they don't. They foot the bill to the guest. I don't expect a crazy amount. A dollar here and there for any decent size pot is fine with me.
True... I was a blackjack dealer for 3 years and you poker dealers put up with more crap than us blackjack dealers. I only stayed in the gaming industry for 9 years because of the tip $$$ . There were nights I made 1$ and nights where I made 4000$ all because of the tips.
Is there a diff between taking a photo (of u and friends or a selfie) vs intrusive taping a tour or taking pics of strangers etc) is it all banned or r there instances where friends etc r ok?
Thank you. Most people don't understand what dealers go through. This is just a minor inside look. But most people now a days don't care about others. I mean look at this negative comments. But to tell you the truth most dealer are just going to laugh at the awful people saying awful things because the abuse we get every day at work face to face is worse.
@@dorisgiron5149 Other people face the same when they are working, not just dealers. Dealers nowadays expect doctor salaries. If you know dealers, you will know how much they make.
*Guy got rivered HARD at the poker table, ate his 2 cards, tried to chew and swallow them but couldnt as casino cards made of plastic, pulls them out covered & dripping in saliva and places them on the table. 2 security guards get called by the camera man, pick the guy up from one arm each and throw him out the casino down the stairs!...lol*
And if they broke his legs or killed him because they threw him down the stairs the casino would be held liable and sued for all they’re worth. I’d get new security.
Tips ARE NOT given for service. Tips ARE given for good service. YES... If your dealer is serving you well you should tip even if you lose. A little over what one would normally give is good policy after a winning session for a good dealer providing you with good service. Someone's position doesn't earn them a tip. the quality of the service they provide does. I've got NO ISSUE stiffing a putz.
People who have worked for tips are the best tippers. A stiff (somebody who doesn't tip) is a stiff. If you don't tip, you're a stiff. Don't think your friends won't notice that you're cheap. They do. That's a reputation you'll have to live with. Don't be a stiff.
Heres is my gripes about dealers in poker. 1. Not pointing out the winning hand! Dealers will swipe up the cards so quick after a showdown that I can't see the winning hand and how I lost. I like it when the dealer shows the 3 cards on the board and pairs them with the 2 in the winners hand. This way I know if he won on the river, had me beat from the start...was he bluffing etc etc. Don't take up the cards too fast! 2. Call out the number of players in the game! If there are 8 seats at the table and 5 fold then say "dealing to 3 players" This way I know who to watch and who I'm waiting on. Players like to keep there hands over there cards and sometimes I can't tell they still have cards! This affects my betting. 3. House rules of showing your cards/bluff. If you raise and I call, I may not be calling because I'm winning, I'm calling to see your bluff. In some casinos, the other player doesnt have to show his cards and they expect you to turn over first, so they can just muck there cards in the case that they lost. This doesn't help me because I paid to see the other persons bluff. I've had dealers tell me I have to turn my cards over first and I'm always like why? I called him..then they give me a hard time.
This was much better than the 'bouncer' segment.. Bouncers... Hahahaha! In college, my aunt dealt cards in a card club in LA. She said players with BO, she used to put Vics Vapor rub in her nose. Hahaha...
Well if you just bet a grand or something, unless you are rich that is a lot of money, if I was getting good cards and a fire alarm went off, that shit would piss me off.
why should i tip more than 1 dollar in poker? youre not responsible for my winning the hand, youre just dealing the cards. blame it on your boss who rakes $6 plus every pot and doesnt pay you enough if that dollar i tip aint enough.
David Kang exactly! In decent casinos they can get a couple grand a day from tips on a good day yet they complain if one person doesn’t tip as if they’re not able to eat for a week from it
Casino dealers are only as good as the people that taught them how to do their jobs. And when you consider the fact that they only get paid minimum wage..sometimes you get what they're paid. For those employees that had weeks of customer service training and actually love and enjoy providing customer service as a career, then they should be deserving of gratitude if you feel grateful. No casino employee should ever expect to be tipped by any customer at any time...EVER. Nor should any casino employee ever make it known that they are upset or frustrated when they don't get tipped when they believe they should have been. I have worked in the casino business for 18 years in Las Vegas and elsewhere. I have worked in table games as a dealer as well as a supervisor. I have also worked as a poker dealer and poker supervisor. I have also worked as an instructor for all of these positions. I've played in casinos for over 25 years and been on the other side of the table. I've seen some amazing dealers that truly enjoy what they do (or at least do an amazing job at pretending they do) and I've seen some of the worst dealers. (People that would scare me if they were drug dealers.) It's easy to sit on the other side of the table and criticize someone doing their job. Especially when you have no idea what that job requires of an individual. It's not hard to tell when someone isn't enjoying their job or isn't performing their job to your customer service standards. And it is perfectly OK to let them know that you were not happy with their level of service...appropriately. With the same level of respect that you would like to receive. T.I.P.S.: To Insure Proper (or Prompt) Service.
Casino employee here for those concerned about the tipping portion the truth is without tips we have the lowest wage in the entire casino. But casinos also have a huge tipping culture, especially in the United States. I understand that on paper tipping culture is not great, but it’s just part of the job. admittedly some casinos to handle it better than others, but I wouldn’t have it any other way
Some dealers don't know how to do their job (or they just don't care or pay attention) so yes you should tell them immediately when they make mistakes. Better that than waiting and having to go to the camera.
@@jennycraigadventures3314 tbh unlike servers or bartenders i could care less. casinos are about making the people go there losing money, the dealer doesnt help in any way. they are just there to try and encourage you to lose more money. they provide no other sservice
Good thing that there are casino employees that go out to eat or no one in the comments would tip them either. Servers and bartenders rely on tips to live. Casino employees rely on tips to survive and even thrive because, at least, they get minimum wage. Servers can get as little as $2.13 an hour...no one can survive on that.
Dealers do get stiffed more. Most people know that if they stiff a bartender or waitress they won't come back to serve you or you will get bad serve. As a dealer you can't just walk away from the table and say you aren't dealing because you aren't getting tipped. You just have to keep dealing the next hand and then the next.
If the dealer doesn’t control the game, then why do they expect tips in proportion to the money wagered? Shouldn’t the people who are guaranteed to win pay them?
David DeVito That’s almost impossible to achieve in America as an adult in 2019. You don’t just quit your job and become an MD. It takes at least 8 years to make any real money as a doctor and then several more years paying off hundreds of thousands in student debt. Your comment really just shows how naive you are.
As a Blackjack/Carnival game dealer, seeing all these people saying they shouldn't ever tip the dealer because all they do is deal the cards makes me realize how little is actually known about what all is done. 1. We, if they are doing a good job, keep you entertained so that IF you are losing you are at least having a good time doing so. 2. We keep the game moving along. Some people want to just play cards and not have a 5 minute conversation during every hand. They couldn't care less about what other people have to say. 3. I dont at all expect tips if someone is losing. I shouldn't get money if you're not getting money. That said some people feel grateful when they get a large payout or even a win in general and want to give.some back to the dealer. Yes, we all know the dealer cant control the cards and how they come out but that doesnt change the fact that they want to none the less. I have paid somebody $6 for a blackjack and got $5 back just because he was so happy about it. I also paid a guy 25k off of one hand (he bought in for 8k for the day) and didnt get a cent, it varies wildly. And at least in my case the tips are shared for all dealers. I might make $35 all day in tips some days and others make 4k+.
1:53 Can you elaborate on that? The small blind of the game, paid at what point? Do they hand you some of their chips or cash? After every hand? What are you calling a 'game' if people can cash out whenever they want? Pot size....which pot? Paid when?
What’s it take to collab with Vice? I just left the Philippines shedding light on their 3rd world country lifestyle. Video will be dropping Wednesday. Would love to work together!! I’m in Thailand now!!
I play craps at a certain casino in my area and every time I go, I see the same guy there who always has an argument with the dealers and starts arguing about how much bets he had on a certain number, or how the dealers paid him wrong or forgot to pay him for something. He ends up holding up the game and it throws the dynamic off. I mean you see someone arguing with the dealer, you're like WTF is going on?? I honestly think he's trying to squeeze more money out of the house and half of the time the pit boss just says screw it pay him out because everyone else looking at him like can we get back to the game. I also hate it when people, usually drunk MF's, come to the table and start making all kinds of nonsense bets yelling out COME ON SHOOTER. The person is wasted and has no clue how to play the game, and the dealers are trying to tell the guy what he can and can't do at the table, like in craps you cannot place your own bets on box numbers you gotta tell the dealer to do that. I saw some guy in Reno at the Nugget do that and this guy was just super drunk and ignorant. Placing his glass on the table, reaching in during a dice toss. On top of that he starts asking everyone what each bet is. I'm over there looking at the dealer like either you're going to kick this guy off the table, or I'm about to color up an go play down the street at the GSR or something lol
Go to a casino, LOSE money at that casino and then you're expected to tip as well!? Screw these dealers, your employer should pay you a living wage, it's not up to gamblers to pay your bills.
2:36 That's exactly what I do. I don't make the game personal.It's business. When the dealer or pit boss call out "checks play" or preferentially shuffle up ,or flat bet me ,it's just business.
yeah...+4-500 a day in tips at any decent casino if not more. o promise they doin just fine and their job is a hell of alot easier than your local waitresses.
people who complain about tipping are cheap. ANYTHING that youre expected to tip for is a LUXURY. It's not mandatory that someone cuts your hair, or gives you a tattoo. People aren't REQUIRED to taxi you to the other side of town etc.. So understand that anything that involves tipping is a luxury, if you don't want to tip stay home, buy groceries, cook your meal for yourself and clean up after yourself. Don't penalize others because you don't agree with the principle, just don't do whatever it is.
Interesting! As a casino dealer this is kinda funny haha Yeah it’s a crazy job with crazy stories and its fun, and its not for everyone! And yeah it’s a tipped position, similar to a waitress or a pizza boy. You get good customer service and enjoy your time there, tip the dealer or the cocktail, or anyone in a casino, we are there to provide good customer service and make money to bring home to our own families! Best job in the world!
I only tip the bartender, that's the only place where I get something back lol. I don't worry about the dealer, only the players who take the game too seriously, getting mad when you "make a bad play" I'll be like "I'm gambling here" lol
lol that's why I don't stop at the blackjack table anymore. To many unwritten rules on how to "play it right" to the ones who take it to serious. I love fucking a dude's day up at the poker tables by playing on garbage that shoulda been folded though. you wanna see a pissed off gambler, play a 7-2 or 8-2 offsuit at a hold em table and hit trips or something against their a-k two pair or whatever. lmao you'll never see an adult throw a bigger temper tantrum ever.
Why are employees in the US always so reliant on tips?
How about paying your staff accordingly?
Lobbyists.
No
The Tipping system incentives the help to go the extra mile in their work and ones that do can make double thier daily salary in just one day while the slackers do the bare minimum and get paid as such.
@@BoleDaPole that is what employees tell you.
@@_MC529 As a long time server, I can make more in tips, than getting paid a wage. Depends on a ton of factors, but per hour a server/dealer/whatever can make 2 to 3 times more per hour on average than if they get paid an hourly wage.
"Use common sense". Thanks Vice!
Not everybody knows to tip and that they rely on tips, go do something useful with your life instead of trolling vice
@@elchapojunior3091
Trolling a company: Small brain
White knighting for a company: Big brain
Macro Sausage Defending people getting tips that they rely on is white knighting, you must be a real shit human being
@Alex they were built to collect welfare checks back to the government
Amazingly some people don’t have common sense
enough with this usa tipping thing.
hold employers accountable legally and make them pay people properly.
it's not up to the customer to make up for the employee's salary!
That's how I feel about it.
Corporate welfare queens
Exactly, I've actually had a dealer hint that I tip her first before I play just incase I lose.
Then dont take the job... one offers the job and it's up to you to take the job or not. If you think you're not getting paid enough for the job dont take the job. If enough people dont take the job then the employer will have to adjust
@@MrAgarza49 What a fantasy. When you've got to pay rent this month you can't afford to be picky, employers know this. If you want better conditions join a strong union.
Had no idea they accepted tips lol my first time playing blackjack, the dealer taught me how to play... I walked off with a couple grand.. feel bad about not tipping him now
😂
Lost nearly $60 but give them a $5 tip anyway lol
Yeah bro they literally get pay minimum wage
@@adriant396 less then minimum im a dealer and I make 6.50 and min wage is 10.50 all our money is tips
My line is always “here’s a little bribe for ya”
Damn the new GTA V casino update looks sick
Lol
I'm HYPED for it!
Honestly 😂
Omg! The NPCs are super realistic ! The guys at gta have done a hell of an job this time around
Alright buzzfeed 😒
At this point you're dissing BuzzFeed, not Vice.
lol i thought it was BF!
Well you commented. So technically they win simply by your active engagement. Also it’s youtube vice. Not quite premium vice
Nobody else butt buzzfeed can make content like this? Don’t be silly...
HA! VICE got Buzzed, it's over and done now...
Always remember to let them blame the dealer when they lose as long as they blame the dealer when they win! That mentality is the cultural dynamic that leads players to tip.
Also it should be noted that some of these dealers have unfortunately been trained that they are supposed to shut up and deal too much. If a player threatens that they know where you live or anything else along those lines, please call the floor. For everyone's sake, please don't let that go.
Tipping is so stupid. Employers just pay them a living wage!!
Facts
Daniel Williams employers depend on low wages so the can hire more staff. If they were to give more money at the start and allow them to still accept tips there would be less workers which would lead to less people employed. Also remember it is illegal for an employer to pay you less then minimum wage if they do not receive at least minimum wage with the tips the employer legally has to pay whatever they did not make. “Living wage” is also a vague term that can’t be legally defined getting rid of the system we have now will kill family owned businesses and start up companies leaving everything to big corporations who can afford higher wages.
You don’t know shit about this fuck you!!
Thank You, Kanye Very cool! It’s a casino though. It’s hard to have sympathy for them to not be able to pay their employees when you compare it to a restaurant.
I always tip at bars cause I feel bad for them having to deal with drunk people all day
The 'How to" series no one asked for...
translation You're a STIFF
What’s next? “How to treat Vice employees that make poor content”
Haha I woiuld like to see that one
Yup that's what we need
"How to treat asshole TH-cam commentors"
Win
basilmemories 😂 nice
only spend the money that you are able to lose
common sense
Haha. Easier said than done. I am a cage cashier and the things I have seen/heard. We need our own video!
Tell that to gambling addicts my friend.
it starts off that way but I can assure you, everyone will leave that phase at one point if they play enough
Common sense is not common, I’m afraid.
@@KhawOfficial heavily disagree, many people gamble for a lifetime and stay within their range
As a casino dealer myself, I'll make this short and sweet.
Understand you more than likely will lose. Do not play what you cannot afford to lose. Learn to walk away. Just have fun. The dealer does not control any aspect of the game. All we do is put cards on the table. Just have fun, we're there to have fun so just enjoy the ride, whatever it is.
And don't forget to tip your dealer :)
Blade Runner are you kidding, the gaming commission would pull the casinos license. The dealer would be taken out to the desert never to be seen again. Dealers don’t have to cheat the players, the house always wins.
Blade Runner I’ve worked on the Strip for 23 years, my BF has been a Dealer on the strip since Bally’s was the old MGM. The part about taking a dealer out to the desert for cheating is a joke (now, but didn’t used to be!) So I’m the source.
Blade Runner honestly, no. Like I said, the gaming commission is on top of that stuff.
Did that
I am a forex trader. I agree with you.
Dear patrons, let me as a financial trader that was once a gambler translate for you the advice "do not play with money that you can't afford to lose": Casino games are 100% unbeatable, there is no "higher-probability setup" in this game (whoever says otherwise is a liar). 100% unbeatable = you are meant to lose in these games, but you don't even have to accept these games.
Also dear patrons, chase your losses anywhere else except the casino.
Maybe the casino should just pay their employees so we don’t have to.
why would they do that same as pizza delivery always expecting a tip with delivery fee
The delivery fee does not go to the driver.
Jaggsta Exactly. All tipped employees should just be paid a fair salary. They shouldn’t expect a tip. That system works great in Japan. Should work fine here eventually.
@@thisuser1580 then don't call it a delivery fee call it convenience fee
@@CapnCody1622 Not only in Japan, It works in 90% of the world, this is an American system enforced by employers to fill their overfilled pockets. In some cases borderline slavery.
I always was nice to dealers , I liked to play really late at night or early in the morning 4 am is my golden hour.
Dealers are tired and bored , they make mistakes sometimes flashing cards , I think if a dealer makes a mistake,
they should call pit boss over , but at 4 am they are sometimes dealing with other things , so dealer always lets the bet ride again.
the few mistakes could add up to $50 to $100 , my goal was $150 to $300 , and free breakfast , love steak and eggs.
I generally stuck to 3 mid range casinos a night , always taking breaks , sitting a coffee bar , looking for bored dealers
What is a pit boss?
@@bunnymanmoe8819 like a poker room manager.
@@Spacenoidx O wow!
omg shut up
99% common sense except some tourists might not know that tipping is expected if you win a decent pot/hand. People who abuse dealers are the lowest forms of life.
I generally do the same, but if some people are gonna tip at the end of their session they need to remember to tip their old dealer before a dealer change
Yeah. Already playing game where you lose money in the long run and then when you win 20% of the time you should give a of about it away.
Lowest form of life is the casino letting drunk players play…
@@jameschristopher3405 they casino isn’t responsible for a grown adults decisions, you want this perfect sweet nice little life where people get grown men and women get babied and it’s not really sad just down right pathetic
@@worldisfilledb what a sad reply…
I tip as soon as I sit down. Then if I had a good run, I tip when dealers change.
Haha you trying to buy the dealer 😂
tip before the change or else we're thinking many negative thoughts about you
@@uhohhotdog don’t care lol
Next: how to treat your shoe shine boy, according to a shoe shine boy.
How to treat Nazis, according to Nazis. How to treat 3 yr olds, according to 3 yr olds. VICE struck gold with this one...
Very nice comment...
People like them is why they invented tissue boxer....smh
I was a shoe shine boy in the mid seventies. The platform sole put me out of business. Just too much shoe.
@@fellspoint9364 GET BACK TO WORK NOW BOY! 😂💀😂
" Now go get your shine box !! "
Here’s my philosophy on tipping. I look up the states where people are paid below the minimum wage because it’s assumed that their tips will cover the rest (I think there’s like three left in the entire country). Then and only then will I tip a reasonable amount, and the cap is like $50, depending on the situation. So, for example, if I bought a bottle of wine at a restaurant in one of those states and the bill came out to over $1000, all due respect but I’m not giving more than $50 just because of my bottle of wine. Not my job nor is it an obligation on my part, the tip has to be earned with genuinely good service. But that’s just for waiters. Bartenders, valets, dealers (I suppose, although I don’t gamble), etc. Sorry, but it’s crazy to think they deserve more than a few dollars.
Tipping in a casino??? Nice joke.
I'm glad to see this comment, I was thinking the same thing, glad I'm not the only one.
Tipping in gambling is only applicable in underground illegal tables
For real one what are they even getting tipped for
Lol fuckin bums. Stick to the $5 tables then 😂
My guess is you are the type of person who doesn’t tip anywhere they go lol stay away from my work I hate waiting tables that don’t tip I got money to make and bills to pay not charity.
"Why VICE stopped trying"
Well, when you work in a place that attracts gambling and drug addicts. What you expect.
Everytime I play blackjack I place my bet and also put a $1 bet down for the dealer. Our fate is shared. I do this every hand. I call it the karma bet. Was just in Vegas 2 weeks ago too!
How did it work out?
I hate when people get mad at the dealer for getting bad cards.
I hate it when good cards come and dealers think they pull a magic to make it happen
"Don't grab my butt" WHAT?? That escalated quickly 😲
Somebody had a bad or night at work 😂😂😂
So grabbing someone's but made you "😲" but them saying they had stuff thrown at them didnt?
8 people disliked this before even watching it 😂
Its @rotj0ng with his fake accounts.
@Max the Madvertiser nah we're just disliking the useless shit these guys keep posting. old vice >>>
Welcome to the internet.
not ever gonna tip them... they do not help me to win? they thwart me from winning.. THAT IS THEIR JOB
UnifyingChurch Transministree not really, they’re neutral,
How can we help you win? We just deal the cards. It's up to YOU to win.
@@jb3941 Well boi if you deal cards then deal with your employer about salary :)
I had once a guy die! Literally die at the table, they took him to the hospital, resuscitated him and then came back straight away 🤣 casino degenerates are a different breed
No one:
Literally no one:
Casino dealers: my opinion
You've never spent a day at a casino have you?? They attract some of the worst typea
Emile Griffith I really have
I only tip the dealer if im up for the day and I always tip the person at the counter because they get tipped the least
TheLordLavish security actually gets tipped the least. People at the counter make about 11 an hour.
@@angelicakeller8266 security at casinos is also one of the hardest jobs to do, dealing with crazy drunk people with gambling addictions all day.
Where is My toaster oh I hear stories everyday from my husband who, in fact, works security at a casino. Good dinner talks for sure. I could never do his job.
Most people In the casino make good money by the hour except for waitresses and dealers. But I'm sure the people behind the counter love it because lots of people tip them. They end up making about $15 or more an hour.
translation you are a fucking stiff who has never tipped a penny to a dealer as the people in the cage who deal with your sorry ass for maybe 30 second don't split tips with dealers.
Wtf you are supposed to tip them? What service have they provided you? Makes no sense
Imagine working minimum wage only to find assholes like you... Be a decent human being a tip them because they have to put up shit you don’t have to.
Yeah...like holding money they can never have. 😆
@@SchkitzoHe is not an asshole, its the whole tippingsystem that is wrong.
@@Schkitzo imagine blaming customers for your wage, why tf do they have to spend money on you?
@@Schkitzo I live in a country where tipping is not expected. It's just common sense, employers should give their workers reasonable wages. If I visit a country where tipping is expected, I simply do not tip, not my problem your employers don't give you enough money for a living. Blame the system not the costumer.
"It's not like you can throw chips in the washing machine"
That's funny cuz since covid casinos do have a chip-sanitizing washing machines
No they don't
2:57 is the reason you should avoid any type of gambling that involves human interaction, their thoughts will kill your luck. I've proved it many times.
Tipping is NOT mandatory. Service workers should be paid better.
It would be great for dealers to get paid more by their employers. But until then dealers need tips to survive. Dealers have families and bills.
Translation YOU ARE AN EFFING STIFF.
I was playing blackjack in Vegas. It’s an easy game but I was nervous since I’ve never played in a casino before. My dealer was really helpful and when I hit 21, she took a tip from my winnings without asking. She just said “I’m gonna take this.” I think it was a $1 chip but I’m not sure. After another hand, I left the table. Then pit manager who saw everything went over to the dealer and I think she got in trouble for it. I felt bad that the dealers are under such strict rules. But I guess she shouldn’t have just taken a tip like that. I don’t know how to feel about it really.
She was probably fired for that to be honest
Yeah definitely not cool for her to do that 1$ or 100$ she basically stole so I hope she got fired
I'm a dealer and we would get fired asap for that. We can't even hint at getting tips. But if a dealer helps you win bevause you don't know what your doing tipping is a mind gesture.
They should do this for MTA Bus operators!
Yea pleas @vice
MTA employees are scum, don't get me started lol
Patient Zero 😂😂😂
In Oregon most bus riders say thank you when exiting the bus. For real.
Eric Noble you get that sometimes in NY
*Games are designed by mathamatical geniuses that structure the game 75% in the Casino's favor - which means you loose 100% in the longrun!*
*DO NOT PLAY ANY GAMES IN THE CASINO EXCEPT POKER!*
Blackjack is less then 5% house advantage when using basic strategy.
@@TheWonderBreadAct WRONG!
That's what they WANT you to believe!
The simple fact that you are forced to go first gives the house a MASSIVE advantage because you can bust out even before the dealer plays!
@@ChescoYT the house takes a 5-10% rake on every poker hand you numbskull trogladyte.
@@nicktubby9710 yep, and players dontate the other 90-95% in the pot = long-term tax-free PROFIT! ;)
One of the worst things experienced is when a fellow dealer gambles at your table and treats you like dirt.
I would never tip bunch of winey babys
F Yo sounds like you’re whining hahaha
Honestly this is the only how to treat accordingly episode that isn't straight up garbage
"Dealer" is a very good name for them because just like drug dealers they feed of the misery and addiction of other people.
Just like anything, enjoy in moderation and quit being a debby downer.
Don't blame dealers for people who loose...why they playing it's a game 9of chance
@@kyliehaggland9715 *lose
@@zodrob7 thank you
@@kyliehaggland9715 its an addiction why do drug addicts do drugs?
I knew aguy who tipped every hand..win or lose. He died broke
Apple Tree that’s cause he was a gambler.
I tip dealers based on their attitude instead of winning/losing.
Thank you! Some dealers have attitudes and are smart mouths. Don't know when to shut up. The attitude are getting worse. Don't like the job, quit. All the dealers in this video made a fool of themselves.
Please tip your dealer. Most of us like how we get paid and if you're a good dealer you try to accommodate a person's needs at the table; such as paying you the denominational chips they need or asking a supervisor to get a waitress for them. Even just being polite and putting up with shitty behavior is enough to merit a tip. We love when people win not only because we might get tipped but because we are happy to see other people happy.
sorry but no
@@AlexK-oe9er lol. But you don’t have money to spend or tip anyway. So ur opinion is completely irrelevant . I don’t think this comment was directed towards people like you pal 😂
Im a poker dealer in Vegas. Like that lady said 95% of the guest are wonderful people. Those other 5 percent however are truly vile and stand out. Its just the industry were in. Think about it. What kind of mind or life do u have to have to gamble almost every day. It really is an addiction. Also yes please tip your dealer. Its how we make a living. I wish our employers would pay us a living wage but they don't. They foot the bill to the guest. I don't expect a crazy amount. A dollar here and there for any decent size pot is fine with me.
True... I was a blackjack dealer for 3 years and you poker dealers put up with more crap than us blackjack dealers. I only stayed in the gaming industry for 9 years because of the tip $$$ . There were nights I made 1$ and nights where I made 4000$ all because of the tips.
Working with people, whether it’s retail on dealing in a casino really makes you realize just how disgusting humans really are.
If they treated me how they talk about people in this interview. You better believe you aren't getting a tip.
They absolutely do not talk this way with patrons. They're only talking this way because they've been asked to say what they really feel.
Is there a diff between taking a photo (of u and friends or a selfie) vs intrusive taping a tour or taking pics of strangers etc) is it all banned or r there instances where friends etc r ok?
These aren't even good stories. Come to MGM Grand Detroit. We'll make a good video for you!
What kind of hopeless people would be hitting on any of these dealers? Oh yeah, the hopeless types that frequent casinos.
Okay so basically: Have common sense and basic manners. But I guess that's not so common nowadays 🤷♂️
Exactly
Why all the comments negative? I legit didn't know they had it this rough lol
Thank you. Most people don't understand what dealers go through. This is just a minor inside look. But most people now a days don't care about others. I mean look at this negative comments. But to tell you the truth most dealer are just going to laugh at the awful people saying awful things because the abuse we get every day at work face to face is worse.
@@dorisgiron5149 Other people face the same when they are working, not just dealers. Dealers nowadays expect doctor salaries. If you know dealers, you will know how much they make.
*Guy got rivered HARD at the poker table, ate his 2 cards, tried to chew and swallow them but couldnt as casino cards made of plastic, pulls them out covered & dripping in saliva and places them on the table. 2 security guards get called by the camera man, pick the guy up from one arm each and throw him out the casino down the stairs!...lol*
And if they broke his legs or killed him because they threw him down the stairs the casino would be held liable and sued for all they’re worth. I’d get new security.
Tips ARE NOT given for service. Tips ARE given for good service. YES... If your dealer is serving you well you should tip even if you lose. A little over what one would normally give is good policy after a winning session for a good dealer providing you with good service. Someone's position doesn't earn them a tip. the quality of the service they provide does. I've got NO ISSUE stiffing a putz.
No, they're given for service and then good service gets better tip. Stop being cheap and go play the machines.
The guy who came up with the idea "How to treat Someone according to someone" should be fired. That person did so much damage to your branding.
0:20 I doubt that has ever happened to you.
Have you ever been to a casino? Drunk idiots everywhere.
@@rockybarnes4906 Have _you_ ever been to a casino? No access to grab dealer booty anywhere.
Source: my own trial and failure.
You know they actually gave some good advice
When he said 'Hi Suzanne" All I could think about was Eminem. LOL
People who have worked for tips are the best tippers. A stiff (somebody who doesn't tip) is a stiff. If you don't tip, you're a stiff. Don't think your friends won't notice that you're cheap. They do. That's a reputation you'll have to live with. Don't be a stiff.
Dennis Keefe you shouldn’t be shamed for not paying someone extra for doing what they’re there to do.
There’s absolutely no reason why they should get tipped at all
Heres is my gripes about dealers in poker.
1. Not pointing out the winning hand! Dealers will swipe up the cards so quick after a showdown that I can't see the winning hand and how I lost. I like it when the dealer shows the 3 cards on the board and pairs them with the 2 in the winners hand. This way I know if he won on the river, had me beat from the start...was he bluffing etc etc. Don't take up the cards too fast!
2. Call out the number of players in the game! If there are 8 seats at the table and 5 fold then say "dealing to 3 players" This way I know who to watch and who I'm waiting on. Players like to keep there hands over there cards and sometimes I can't tell they still have cards! This affects my betting.
3. House rules of showing your cards/bluff. If you raise and I call, I may not be calling because I'm winning, I'm calling to see your bluff. In some casinos, the other player doesnt have to show his cards and they expect you to turn over first, so they can just muck there cards in the case that they lost. This doesn't help me because I paid to see the other persons bluff. I've had dealers tell me I have to turn my cards over first and I'm always like why? I called him..then they give me a hard time.
This is highly informative, thank you very much.
This makes the Shrek carving video look like Citizen Kane.
can vice actually work on some new documentaries and stop posting bs
Nobody:
Vice: How to treat a casino dealer
Vice what the fuck is this content?
I was just here to know the etiquette of tipping, I was not expecting to learn the amount of disrespect they experience
Casinos always look depressing as hell to me😂
This was much better than the 'bouncer' segment.. Bouncers... Hahahaha!
In college, my aunt dealt cards in a card club in LA. She said players with BO, she used to put Vics Vapor rub in her nose. Hahaha...
Damn 😅😅😅
All the people saying theyll never tip the dealer are the people dropping thousands and never getting shit in return. JS.
These entitled people choose to work in the entertainment industry.
Zer0NoiZe are they entertainment? Or service
So that’s a good excuse to treat them like shit?
This is accurate lol fire alarms go off and players are more worried about the next card then a possible fire 😂
Well if you just bet a grand or something, unless you are rich that is a lot of money, if I was getting good cards and a fire alarm went off, that shit would piss me off.
why should i tip more than 1 dollar in poker? youre not responsible for my winning the hand, youre just dealing the cards. blame it on your boss who rakes $6 plus every pot and doesnt pay you enough if that dollar i tip aint enough.
David Kang exactly! In decent casinos they can get a couple grand a day from tips on a good day yet they complain if one person doesn’t tip as if they’re not able to eat for a week from it
Casino dealers are only as good as the people that taught them how to do their jobs. And when you consider the fact that they only get paid minimum wage..sometimes you get what they're paid. For those employees that had weeks of customer service training and actually love and enjoy providing customer service as a career, then they should be deserving of gratitude if you feel grateful. No casino employee should ever expect to be tipped by any customer at any time...EVER. Nor should any casino employee ever make it known that they are upset or frustrated when they don't get tipped when they believe they should have been.
I have worked in the casino business for 18 years in Las Vegas and elsewhere. I have worked in table games as a dealer as well as a supervisor. I have also worked as a poker dealer and poker supervisor. I have also worked as an instructor for all of these positions. I've played in casinos for over 25 years and been on the other side of the table. I've seen some amazing dealers that truly enjoy what they do (or at least do an amazing job at pretending they do) and I've seen some of the worst dealers. (People that would scare me if they were drug dealers.) It's easy to sit on the other side of the table and criticize someone doing their job. Especially when you have no idea what that job requires of an individual. It's not hard to tell when someone isn't enjoying their job or isn't performing their job to your customer service standards. And it is perfectly OK to let them know that you were not happy with their level of service...appropriately. With the same level of respect that you would like to receive.
T.I.P.S.: To Insure Proper (or Prompt) Service.
Vice can you make good videos like your old documentaries. These newer videos are kinda bad
Casino employee here for those concerned about the tipping portion the truth is without tips we have the lowest wage in the entire casino. But casinos also have a huge tipping culture, especially in the United States. I understand that on paper tipping culture is not great, but it’s just part of the job. admittedly some casinos to handle it better than others, but I wouldn’t have it any other way
Some dealers don't know how to do their job (or they just don't care or pay attention) so yes you should tell them immediately when they make mistakes. Better that than waiting and having to go to the camera.
At 3:18 the blur on the name of the casino on their uniforms disappears for a second.
It is the employers responsibility to pay you for your job. Not the customer with tips.
ohhhh you get tip wage. so does every other server and bartender in most states
Avery Newtown Judging from all the comments here, it sounds like a lot of people stiff dealers more than they do servers and bartenders.
@@jennycraigadventures3314 tbh unlike servers or bartenders i could care less. casinos are about making the people go there losing money, the dealer doesnt help in any way. they are just there to try and encourage you to lose more money. they provide no other sservice
Good thing that there are casino employees that go out to eat or no one in the comments would tip them either. Servers and bartenders rely on tips to live. Casino employees rely on tips to survive and even thrive because, at least, they get minimum wage. Servers can get as little as $2.13 an hour...no one can survive on that.
Dealers do get stiffed more. Most people know that if they stiff a bartender or waitress they won't come back to serve you or you will get bad serve. As a dealer you can't just walk away from the table and say you aren't dealing because you aren't getting tipped. You just have to keep dealing the next hand and then the next.
Dealers can make as little as $3 an hour. They don't get minamum wage. Dealers rely on tips to survive.
If the dealer doesn’t control the game, then why do they expect tips in proportion to the money wagered? Shouldn’t the people who are guaranteed to win pay them?
Companies who pull this do it cus it means they can pay less I live in a country with a legal minimum wage and still rely on tips
Wow. You guys put up with too much BS. That sounds like a thankless job.
David DeVito That’s almost impossible to achieve in America as an adult in 2019. You don’t just quit your job and become an MD. It takes at least 8 years to make any real money as a doctor and then several more years paying off hundreds of thousands in student debt. Your comment really just shows how naive you are.
How to Treat Your Neighbours, According to Your Neighbours
"Hey my neighbours are in this video..."
dont micromanage poker dealers? you havent seen tournament dealers in socal, they couldnt count to 4 if we didnt help em.
As a Blackjack/Carnival game dealer, seeing all these people saying they shouldn't ever tip the dealer because all they do is deal the cards makes me realize how little is actually known about what all is done.
1. We, if they are doing a good job, keep you entertained so that IF you are losing you are at least having a good time doing so.
2. We keep the game moving along. Some people want to just play cards and not have a 5 minute conversation during every hand. They couldn't care less about what other people have to say.
3. I dont at all expect tips if someone is losing. I shouldn't get money if you're not getting money. That said some people feel grateful when they get a large payout or even a win in general and want to give.some back to the dealer. Yes, we all know the dealer cant control the cards and how they come out but that doesnt change the fact that they want to none the less. I have paid somebody $6 for a blackjack and got $5 back just because he was so happy about it. I also paid a guy 25k off of one hand (he bought in for 8k for the day) and didnt get a cent, it varies wildly. And at least in my case the tips are shared for all dealers. I might make $35 all day in tips some days and others make 4k+.
Who tf is grabbin 0:20 butt😂💀🧢
Lol right
its called wishful thinking
1:53 Can you elaborate on that? The small blind of the game, paid at what point? Do they hand you some of their chips or cash? After every hand? What are you calling a 'game' if people can cash out whenever they want? Pot size....which pot? Paid when?
I think she was trying for a joke, but forgot to be funny.
What’s it take to collab with Vice? I just left the Philippines shedding light on their 3rd world country lifestyle. Video will be dropping Wednesday. Would love to work together!! I’m in Thailand now!!
I play craps at a certain casino in my area and every time I go, I see the same guy there who always has an argument with the dealers and starts arguing about how much bets he had on a certain number, or how the dealers paid him wrong or forgot to pay him for something. He ends up holding up the game and it throws the dynamic off. I mean you see someone arguing with the dealer, you're like WTF is going on?? I honestly think he's trying to squeeze more money out of the house and half of the time the pit boss just says screw it pay him out because everyone else looking at him like can we get back to the game.
I also hate it when people, usually drunk MF's, come to the table and start making all kinds of nonsense bets yelling out COME ON SHOOTER. The person is wasted and has no clue how to play the game, and the dealers are trying to tell the guy what he can and can't do at the table, like in craps you cannot place your own bets on box numbers you gotta tell the dealer to do that. I saw some guy in Reno at the Nugget do that and this guy was just super drunk and ignorant. Placing his glass on the table, reaching in during a dice toss. On top of that he starts asking everyone what each bet is. I'm over there looking at the dealer like either you're going to kick this guy off the table, or I'm about to color up an go play down the street at the GSR or something lol
Go to a casino, LOSE money at that casino and then you're expected to tip as well!? Screw these dealers, your employer should pay you a living wage, it's not up to gamblers to pay your bills.
You only need to tip when you win
@@KhanBhai-rj3ny "Need" tip is tip
2:36 That's exactly what I do. I don't make the game personal.It's business. When the dealer or pit boss call out "checks play" or preferentially shuffle up ,or flat bet me ,it's just business.
why so much negativity? these people in the comments must be casino regulars lol
how to treat car salesman according to car salesman :D
lol. good one
$5 an hour?! Wtf?!
yeah...+4-500 a day in tips at any decent casino if not more. o promise they doin just fine and their job is a hell of alot easier than your local waitresses.
They never say anything about their bonuses, though.
@ 0:19 she said "Don't grab my butt"..... she gots to be kidding...😆😆😆😆😆😆
Basically: treat humans like humans. Use common sense.
problem is they feel comfortable and becomes entited human beings. just compare new dealers to dealers that worked over 10 plus years , Nigh and day,
I accidentally use my phone in the table games section 😂 0:55
Please set french subtitles on all your videos
Fuck the French bunch of pricks.
Cuntslaw So are Americans apparently.
Where the hell can you eat a steak at the table?? I can hardly get a damn drink sometimes while playing...
people who complain about tipping are cheap. ANYTHING that youre expected to tip for is a LUXURY. It's not mandatory that someone cuts your hair, or gives you a tattoo. People aren't REQUIRED to taxi you to the other side of town etc.. So understand that anything that involves tipping is a luxury, if you don't want to tip stay home, buy groceries, cook your meal for yourself and clean up after yourself. Don't penalize others because you don't agree with the principle, just don't do whatever it is.
Which casino was this?
Interesting! As a casino dealer this is kinda funny haha
Yeah it’s a crazy job with crazy stories and its fun, and its not for everyone!
And yeah it’s a tipped position, similar to a waitress or a pizza boy. You get good customer service and enjoy your time there, tip the dealer or the cocktail, or anyone in a casino, we are there to provide good customer service and make money to bring home to our own families!
Best job in the world!
Until recently it was illegal to tip UK dealers just a passing remark
I play roulette mainly so usually tip between £2 and £5 depending on win
I only tip the bartender, that's the only place where I get something back lol. I don't worry about the dealer, only the players who take the game too seriously, getting mad when you "make a bad play"
I'll be like "I'm gambling here" lol
lol that's why I don't stop at the blackjack table anymore. To many unwritten rules on how to "play it right" to the ones who take it to serious. I love fucking a dude's day up at the poker tables by playing on garbage that shoulda been folded though. you wanna see a pissed off gambler, play a 7-2 or 8-2 offsuit at a hold em table and hit trips or something against their a-k two pair or whatever. lmao you'll never see an adult throw a bigger temper tantrum ever.
hellreza exactly!!