Tipping in Las Vegas Has Gone COMPLETELY Off the Rails | Unscripted with Bill Krackomberger

[@johngreenwalt4886]

More of this please! Someone with a voice actually speaking for the people 👏👏👏

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thank you John.. every Thursday. 😉

[@Casinowarmaster]

Giving someone 5k for handing you the check when you win a large price is insanity

[@ligafftheindifferent3495]

I know the culture. I live here. I RARELY tip when gambling. Your expectations do not become my obligations. These casinos make BILLIONS. Go to them for a pay raise. In fact, this idea that "People don't know you are supposed to tip" is flawed. It is a point of view. It is subjective. There is no "supposed to tip".

[@vansmack4972]

I’m surprised that Las Vegas is still a vacation destination. With sports betting now in my state, I have no reason to go to Las Vegas anymore.

[@mikehennessy6766]

i see what you are saying but it will always be a popular place for people who have cold winters cuz Vegas is sunny all the time

[@dallas1love]

Las Vegas is a hell hole for degenerates. Avoid the place like a plague.

[@ARBets23]

you do not have glitz glamor

[@MB-rr1fb]

Most people don't go to Vegas to just bet sports

[@djm5687]

Las Vegas has attractions and shows that probably aren't in your state.

[@SirChadwick84]

5% in a contest that pays out $14 million +. So the Circa Sports book staff just expects $700k in tips for running the contest? Absolutely ludicrous.

[@Vegasbonus702]

Computers do all the work lol maybe .005 or 1 percent tip or give one of the clerks you actually relate to the tip.

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thanks for watching.

[@ligafftheindifferent3495]

No sane tip will make them happy. So why tip at all?

[@tommyfu9271]

That 12 dollar tip is more than 99 percent of people are tipping on an 8 dollar ride. That driver is insane.

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Absolutely

[@bricemiller3]

If you won survivor why would you tip a teller who had 0 impact on your outcome AT ALL. They could’ve started that job two weeks and they just show up on Monday and get 5k for breathing? It’s just expected and accepted by all who live in Vegas? Makes no sense that teller did legit nothing

[@MB-rr1fb]

5:37 The FLEX game would have been a disaster. Circa got lucky. They better plan for that next year when doing split weeks , 17A, 17B

[@frankcaltagirone2450]

Bill, you and Gill on the show today was fantastic .regarding tipping you crack me up .and by the way, thank you very much for reaching out to me. I agree tipping is to insure prompt service. I usually tip at least 20-25% on food on the casino I tip all the times my wife yells at me and tells me that I tip too much. It is what it is but I really enjoyed the show. Stay well brother and keep an eye on yourself. Stay well. God willing I’ll get to see you again, I may just show up while filming 😂

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

All my best Frank!

[@peterfournier2077]

Loved this segment. Thanks guys.

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thanks!

[@TheBurner1977]

I'm a Slot Attendant and I will say these gentlemen are correct when they say some people do not know to tip on a jackpot or for service. I do not get upset at someone not truly knowing. And yes these casinos should pay more. Because tipped employees are relying on tips. There are certain situations where I'm fine with no tip or a small tip. Then there are times when we should get tipped and don't. It's a very interesting conversation and debate.

[@jimbob4400]

Slot attendants don’t make $12 per hour like dealers and there is no constant interaction with the guests like a dealer. Treat the dealer like a bartender. They are there to converse with the guests. Listen to them. Tell a joke etc etc. if they are statue dealers or bartenders and make no effort, That’s on them. You’re in the customer service business!! Remember that and don’t just expect a tip for being silent. Now as for the slot attendants they show up to get your social security # and have you cash. Not a tipping situation and most I know understand and accept that and what they signed up for.

[@DHpoker27]

love weekly tales with the Krack Man

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thanks!!

[@mikehennessy6766]

the concept of tipping with an interac machine before you've even gotten the service is just silly. feels more like a bribe or extortion

[@djm5687]

Definitely extortion. If I don't tip, or don't tip "enough", will my food be *_"altered"?_*

[@jacobfr4985]

Love the 40 min episode!!

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thx Jacob

[@wes7598]

Thanks

[@frankcaltagirone2450]

Bill, you and Gayle on the show today regarding tipping cracking up and by the way, thank you very much for reaching out to me. I agree tipping is to ensure prompt service. I usually tip at least 2025% on food on the casino I tip all the times my wife yells at me and tells me that I tip too much. It is what it is but enjoy the show. Stay well brother and keep an eye on yourself. Wright. Stay well. God willing I’ll get to see you again.

[@rodneyproctor5566]

Great show

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thx Rodney!

[@carlwilliams4136]

no one tips me when i make a bet , so tip is = O % ... case closed

[@charliec5449]

If I win a hand pay....say $1,500, I usually tip $20. If I won $100,000, I wouldn't tip more than $100, but probably less. All these people are doing is giving me paperwork where I have to pay the IRS 30%, then paying me my winnings. There's not much work in that. Why in the hell would I tip a $1000 or more for handing me paperwork and a check? I went to Italy recently and they don't expect tips. Being from the US I probably still tipped too much. If you tip a Uber driver loose change, that is sufficient and not expected. If you tip 5% on a meal, that isn't insulting to Italians. I know they probably get paid more than in the US, but I knew it was out of control in the US when tip creeping appeared at fast food drive-in windows.

[@scottl4124]

Is there a State Law that says you have to tip when you win? Federal Law?

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

No sir.

[@djm5687]

No. However, a business has the right to bar customers. A casino _could_ bar a patron who doesn't tip, or who doesn't tip "enough".

[@waveygravey30]

Krack gets it crackin!!👍

[@HouzmazooNetwork]

Great call on that corelated parlay Krack!!!!! Shit on was on the money

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Thank you!

[@SHORT-FRIDAYS]

I agree; even the Uber drivers now expect you to tip them $5 to $7 for taking you 3 blocks; I'm just done with Vegas; Went for Christmas at Circa and everyone wants a damn tip. It's no fun anymore; Bet online is my new style; Even if you lose you saved money by not tipping everyone or buying a $20 single mixed drink.

[@MB-rr1fb]

5:20 If you buy an entry for 10 grand wouldn't you check yourself and make sure you knew what teams that entry had already used ? Given he paid $10 K and all the people knocked out weeks 1-3 I'm guessing he bought that entry week 4 at the most so 4 games to check........................Unless I'm missing something

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Very valid point. Even myself, I was trusting the availability chart on the Circa site. But I guess that could be wrong too.

[@georgem8171]

Crazy. Pay the people what they deserve change the model and get rid of this nonsense. I get plenty of laughs when i am in the USA the person expects the tip and i say to them plenty of americans in here I do not tip. cheers lol

[@SeattleiteInOrbit]

Today's Las Vegas only cares about the profit margins. The days of great customer service, a emphasis on the Customer experience, and getting a good value are gone. The only place doing anything close to old fashioned Vegas is The Plaza, but their problem is they are stuck in time and not becoming the casino of the NEXT generation.

[@MB-rr1fb]

There is ZERO shot no taxes on tips passes............................ZERO.........first of all a LOT of tips go untaxed,..................start with every local bars staff

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

It does sound like a long shot.

[@Jimmy-fy9gs]

Does Circa share their tips? Westgate?

[@shawncarson4600]

Circa has tip share and I think westgate does too. But when I wrote tickets at the Rio , a Caesars book, there was no sharing. Overall I think sharing is more fair, but it’s still not a good paying job either way. Corporate casino owners are low life crooks IMHO

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

I personally like when they keep their tips.

[@jimbob4400]

All casinos share tips on a 24 hour cycle except Oyo, Ellis Island, Strat, Silverton,Tuscany and possibly Binions I heard was changing

[@Super_Flea]

If you tip or don’t tip you’ll get treated exactly the same .

[@MB-rr1fb]

Not when it comes to comp drinks for placing sports bets

[@Super_Flea]

@ tipping the waitress or buying your own drinks will be exactly the same price. Try again

[@hayaglamazonluxe]

I'm not tipping anyone in a casino when I am playing games. The croupier is not tipping me to come or when I lose.

[@DonMo-j4g]

Casinos have a lot of power and money. To think they can manipulate culture to subsidize employee compensation is laughable. The dealers deserve empathy but only so much. Their masters (casinos) are evolving to eliminate them completely with technology.

[@bigfundonttrip6297]

You don’t tip slot attendants ever , and everyone else starts at 10% and works there way up to 15%

[@ladanehaten4283]

Unless the house give me a tip after every loss I am not tipping nothing!

[@irene1655]

I tip more than 20% but I always check to make sure its at least 20% Have tipped as much as 100% if person deserves it.

[@SHARP_DEGENERATE]

I will never pay a proxy. I have an agreement with a buddy that he is my proxy and he gets 2.5% if I win.

[@mikehennessy6766]

you say never. what if guy moves to different state or becomes ill. Not everybody has a friend in Nevada that they could trust to do it. Trying to sound bold or brave by saying " i will never " . GTFO

[@dallas1love]

@@mikehennessy6766 You need to GTFO! What part of what he said did you fail to understand?

[@nevadamaverick2596]

Who exactly are you tipping?? Say you signed up at the casino, but then used app to make your selections for contest and never interact with anyone. Who exactly exactly do you feel obligated to tip 🤔

[@dallas1love]

Not a single person. This is one of the most insane things I have ever heard. Do the Lottery employees expect a tip if someone wins the lottery? If Circa feels their employees deserve anything related to the contest, they should remove that money up front from the total and disperse it at the end. Will that affect entries? Maybe. But stop trying to extort money from people .

[@Pointlessparodys]

@@dallas1love The thing about Circa contests is they typically have an overlay. So in my view that does make it a bit of a different scenario

[@dallas1love]

@@Pointlessparodys Not this year!

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Millions WAS AN OVERLAY.

[@oldterry9476]

why are you expected to give a tip just because someone took your order . I went to the bank today should I have tipped the teller

[@dallas1love]

The proxies don't charge 100 dollars. Three to 500 PER ENTRY. Krack clearly has not done business with a proxy.

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

I know one that charges $1000 for 10 entries. $500 per entry?? Wow!

[@dallas1love]

Love the moderator deleting comments. Yes, I said I would not tip the proxies, nor anyone at the sportsbooks. They have to stop charging for their services and work for a percentage, if they want a cut of contest winnings.

[@BillKrackomberger-jp6qb]

Someone deleted your comments?

[@Cluckn4kicks]

Bellagio I spent 150$ plus tip on breakfast for 2

[@ducknuts6146]

why lol

[@tommyfu9271]

F that

[@billjones4986]

@@ducknuts6146guy musta went duchnuts!no respect for his money.

[@Vegasbonus702]

Sadelle’s?

[@nimo6972]

I went to CVS next door for a 1.5 liters of chocolate milk for $6, my g/f & I shared it for breakfast. $3 rach not tip.