Add Casino Etiquette: Dos and Don'ts
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<br>Walking onto a busy casino floor for the first time can be an overwhelming sensory experience.<br>
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<br>Proper behavior at the tables is expected by the staff and heavily enforced by veteran gamblers.<br>
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Handling Chips and Placing Bets
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<br>The most important rule at any table game involves the handling of your chips and cash.<br>
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<br>Wait patiently for the dealer to pay out winnings before you collect your chips from the felt.<br>
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Wait for the hand to finish before joining a tableDo not bend or mark the playing cardsKeep your drinks off the actual gaming felt
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Interacting with Dealers and Players
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<br>Abusive language or aggressive behavior toward staff will result in immediate ejection by security.<br>
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<br>Everyone has the right to play their own money however they see fit without facing criticism.<br>
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Understanding Casino Tipping Culture
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<br>In many parts of the world, particularly the US, dealers rely heavily on tips to make a living.<br>
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<br>A small tip for good service goes a incredibly long way on the [casino](http://211.252.86.231:3000/tishatearle903) floor.<br>
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Staff MemberStandard TipWhen to TipDealer$1-$5 per winning streakLeaving table / WinningWaitress$1 per drinkUpon delivery
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<br>Good etiquette makes the entire gambling experience vastly more enjoyable for absolutely everyone involved.<br>
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