Casino Etiquette: Dos And Don'ts

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Walking onto a busy casino floor for the first time can be an overwhelming sensory experience.


Understanding basic casino etiquette prevents embarrassing situations and keeps the game flowing perfectly.

How to Bet Properly at the Table

You must lay your cash flat on the table layout so the cameras can clearly see the transaction.


Once you have placed your bet and the dealer announces "no more bets," absolutely do not touch your chips.

Ask the dealer for help if you are confusedDo not reach over other players to place a betOnly use one hand when handling cards in blackjack
Interacting with Dealers and Players

Dealers are working professionals and should always be treated with the utmost respect and courtesy.


Everyone has the right to play their own money however they see fit without facing criticism.

When and How to Tip the Dealer

Tipping the dealer, also known as "toking," is standard etiquette when you are having a winning session.


A small tip for good service goes a incredibly long way on the casino floor.

ActionDoDon'tBuying ChipsPlace cash on the tableHand cash to dealerDuring a HandKeep hands off chipsAdjust your wager

Remember that the casino is a place of entertainment, so stay polite, stay calm, and have fun.