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by dogma1138
3903 days ago
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Yes there are games in which you cannot tip, in all others the tip doesn't go directly to the dealer and there is an official process to distribute it, and even that's is restricted. "Licence condition 10.1.1
Tipping – personal licence holders
All non-remote casino operating licences
1 Licensees must only permit tipping of staff holding personal licences where a tronc system is
operated; that is to say, where all tips are pooled and distributed amongst the employees
concerned. A separate tronc may be operated for each of a number of categories of licensed
staff." http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/pdf/Latest-LCCP-and-Ext... http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/nimmanual/nim02941.htm Edit: It's seems that all tipping was universally disallowed until 2005 (haven't been in a UK casino for about 10 years) "In the rest of the world, tipping the dealer for success is the norm. In Britain it has become legal (on implementation of the 2005 Gaming Act) and now it is acceptable. It is still however not as commonplace as in other places in Europe or America." Beyond that it's subject to the 2005 gaming act and the tornc and personal license holders schemes. |
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