In casinos, the most common practice of tipping is tipping dealers after a game. This will surely get you noticed and they will treat you even nicer. I was in a casino the other day and I was having one of those bad days where you just can’t seem to win. I’m down to my last $500 chip and decided not to play with it. Instead, I tossed the chip to the dealer, smiled, thank him for a lovely evening, and walk away; I was just trying to be courteous. There’s nothing special to it; the guy was keeping me company the whole time and we had nice conversations, so I thank him for that. I had just found a seat at the bar and ordered a drink when one of the hotel’s managers came up to me and offered me a nice dinner and unlimited beverages of any kind, compliment of the management. It occurred to me that he management is just trying to cheer me up; I calculated around $5000 loss that night and the fact that the actual worth of the compliment they are giving me I more than $5000 makes that deduction very unlikely to be correct. Then he mentioned about the dealer giving good feedback about me, and I know that being courteous in casinos do have beneficial rewards. The compliment lasted for the rest of my stay, and I had the best times of my life.