Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
Slot floor persons are paid, so tipping them is not always necessary. Any slot floor person that make it look like a must for you to tip them reported for painting a bad image for the casino like they are not being paid well. Tipping should be voluntary and something you should do when you feel like out of kindness and as an encouragement to a slot floor person for maybe his swift response to you or his/her charisma. 
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The rich probably have that tipping tradition. It's good to tip though not really required. In some hotels where the bellboy carries luggage is worth tipping just like the slot machine attendant.
If it helps I think will people will consider tipping just as much as we would like to donate to the homeless on the streets at least the tip have some use to them. But to whom will the tips go if the online casino has a tipping option?
I rarely use the tip feature every time I play casino maybe if I win big I will use it, but unfortunately I never use that feature because I have never won big at casino games, although maybe in the future I will win big playing casino maybe I will share A few dollar tip for other gamblers, currently more into betting on sports
It is not necessary but also not a bad thing if you want to tip a casino worker , if you do that you are sure next time you can get better service than the person not tipping off especial in physical casino. Most people tipping believe that more wining will come if you tip. It is not compulsory but it is good to give so you can have favour with the next game.
Are there people that still give tips even if they're in a losing streak? Well, I don't give tips since most of my bets aren't that much.
It's a culture that has made certain people in the society that it's an urged thing to do. But it's still a choice, those that have got a lot of wins and they tip, they have all the means to do that.
And the same goes for those that don't really tip at all.
It's a culture that has made certain people in the society that it's an urged thing to do. But it's still a choice, those that have got a lot of wins and they tip, they have all the means to do that.
And the same goes for those that don't really tip at all.
Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
For me it's best to tip them when you're winning and about to leave. I think it's not necessary to tip them as it's not on the rules or maybe we just have different casino terms about tipping that we have visited. I don't think it's required at all, it's your money anyways and you can do whatever you like with that, tipping or no tipping. 
Never had the habit of tipping others, even in other scenarios and not just in gambling so I doubt I'd actually do it if I'm ever put in such a situation.
Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
I'd honestly say it isn't a necessary thing for gamblers to do, in a completely neutral view there's no reason as to why you should, it's just a matter of your goodwill I guess, not that not doing it doesn't mean you don't have any, nor does it mean that the experience was bad or anything. Especially in gambling, I reckon most would be more willing to spend money on the gamble itself, unless maybe they won big or something. Also never saw how tipping would be a tradition, at the very least it hasn't been one in my case. 
I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?
Roobet.com has a tip method that you can give to other users, the tip you want to give depends on your wishes, it can be $2-5-10 and so on.Example:
Of course I give that tip when we win a bet, this is a tip on online gambling sites.
If you talk about tips on live / land casinos, that's for sure it's all as you say, tips are privileges that want to be given to other users or the like, the tips that are given vary, there are $ 20 and so on, I'm sure that all are done by users who win in bets.
if the tip goes to the casino's chat/rep support BTC wallet maybe the gambler will consider tipping. sure its not compulsory.
in my country, its not also compulsory to give tips but i guess a person gives to impress lookers. here, tips are centralized which all employees are going to get their tips which is divided and shared for all to receive when they day is over. unless no one see when you slide the $20 bill inside the employees pocket that makes it his/her own.
in my country, its not also compulsory to give tips but i guess a person gives to impress lookers. here, tips are centralized which all employees are going to get their tips which is divided and shared for all to receive when they day is over. unless no one see when you slide the $20 bill inside the employees pocket that makes it his/her own.
...Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
Necessary means it's part of some rules and tipping is not so I would say it's just out of courtesy. I don't even know if there's a tipping tradition as I don't play with live dealers hehe.Maybe ask the online casinos such as livecasino if they have a tipping feature. They can probably add it if there are demands from players like you.
Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
This is an objective question which varies on the tradition of the country that will answer this question. Tipping is not a must in general but in some places it’s customary to give dealer a tip as sign of appreciation with there great service. I believe this also a norm on restaurants which some of them has a required percentage of tip base on the customer order total amount.
In my country tip is not a big deal because players here don’t want to spend there money other than gambling. Only foreigners and some womanizer are giving tips to dealer when they are lucky but the rest just playing as usual.
Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
The question of being necessary or not to tip a machine attendant at the casino is not the issue because if it is necessary then it must be in rules and regulations of the casino that a winner must have to tip the attendant like one or two of them, so I have not seen where it is said to be necessary, no no. But the reason people tip is natural that when you have won, you are excited to give out. Excitement works wonder in trying to make someone act differently from their usual way for example like being intoxicated. And to top it up, if you have won alot of money, you are excited and you can give even your "enemies"
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Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
Well, I don't know about others but for me, tipping is a choice and not a necessity, I don't see it as necessary and I also don't see it as a tradition that is required.If I walk into a live and play the live slot, and luck shines on me that I made a good profit on my money(bet), the joy and happiness can switch on my philanthropic nature and by this, I can even decide to tip every one present in that casino, not just the slot machine attendants.
But on very unlucky day, even I myself will be more angry with my self much later if I give a tip that is not straight from my heart, that is tip I wasn't willing to give, why do it in the first place if I won't be happy doing it.
And for how much I can tip, I think this depends largely on how much I won and how good I feel, and maybe how impressed I am with the slot attendant, if the attendant is a female and very pretty, respectful and humble, I will likely give a tip more than $20, same goes too if the attendant is a male.
How much do you tip a slot machine attendant?
For those who visit and still enjoy the services of these live casino operators, am curious as to know how you tip the attenders. Do you tip only when you are winning and how much is too much tip to give? Also, I do not think online casinos even have this option, but if there is, can you share?
In most parts of US, any payout of more than $1,200 is paid in person by the slot floor person. The tipping here starts with a minimum amount of $20 and can be up between 3-10 percent of the jackpot reward. It however, depends on the discretion of the customer.
Do you think it is necessary to give tips or it is just a tradition that is required?
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