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[QUOTE="Zorba, post: 5394883, member: 22767"]
Sorry, i don't see subsidising someones wages so billion dollar casino's can make extra profit from the sweat of the workers as a common courtesy, I see it as enabling the casino's.

As a visitor to the US I would feel uncomfortable if I [U][I][B]HAD[/B][/I][/U] to tip the dealer every hand I won, a tip given if I won and was up while he/she was my dealer as the dealer leaves the table is another story and still depends on if they did an exceptional job, no one else gets paid extra just for doing their job.

Do you or others tip the postmen per letter they deliver.? If not why not? What tip do paper boys get per newspaper they deliver, I can go on forever, where does it stop.

I'd rather not play as a protest to the horrible way their dealers were paid, maybe the US poker players that are so concerned about the dealers getting paid tips so they can afford to live may do the same, and the stupid practice of [I][U][B]having[/B][/U][/I] to tip due to peer pressure can end (Peer pressure doesn't sound like the land of the free to me) and the dealers can earn the living wage that they deserve.

Superstition has no place in poker, I really can't understand that statement of missing a tip and then suffering a bad beat later, as if it is impossible to get a bad beat later.

Would you fold AA, KK, KK, AA if you get them in a row? Now that's some spooky shit but it can happen, surely there has to be a superstition about that happening.

Up the workers, fair living wages for all.  :beer:

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