YES! But tipping the dealer in Blackjack is a subject of debate, with varying opinions. When I first visited a casino, I also wondered about this. After my own experiences, I realized that most players do tip the dealer, whether it’s a little or a lot. While it’s not a mandatory rule, tipping has become an “unwritten rule” at casinos. Many players believe that tipping will help them receive better service or build goodwill with the dealer. In fact, tips in casinos are often referred to as Tokes, an interesting detail I discovered.

In reality, for dealers, tips often make up a significant portion of their monthly income, sometimes surpassing their fixed salary. However, whether or not to tip is entirely up to your personal preferences and budget. If you are comfortable, you can tip an amount that feels right.

However, some people believe that tipping too little can sometimes leave a negative impression, especially if you have won a big hand. The dealer might see it as a lack of respect, as they’re accustomed to receiving generous tips from big winners. On the other hand, if you tip a lot, that money might reduce the small advantage you have while playing.