Not something that is wide spread in the UK, tipping in America is something which is, to a certain extent, expected.

If you’re heading to Las Vegas, whilst tipping – and who you tip – is at your own discretion, these 10 people are all people who you should consider leaving a tip for, as well as explaining how much and exactly why.

1. Croupier – the person who spends hours on their feet dealing you cards and overseeing the game will be grateful if you leave them a tip once you’ve finished playing. It needn’t be much, but make it comparable to your winnings (i.e., 5 dollars would be acceptable if you hadn’t won any money, but it wouldn’t Silagra be if you’d just scooped 1,000 dollars).

2. Drinks waitress – in Las Vegas, you’ll very rarely have to pay for your drinks as long as you’re playing at a casino slot machine or card table. Although this may the case, it’s always worthwhile tipping the drinks waitress a dollar or two – especially if you want them to come back.

3. Taxi driver – taking you wherever you want to go on the crowded and hectic roads, tipping a taxi driver in Las Vegas is no different to anywhere else in the world. The only point to remember is that in the UK it’s commonplace to round the fare up to the next largest number. In America, however, you should be looking to tip the same as in a restaurant – up to 20%.

4. Buffet food server – these guys may not cook the food, but they’re the ones there dishing it out. Leaving them a dollar or two wouldn’t go amiss and they’re sure to appreciate it.

5. Bell Boys – known more officially as the concierge, these are the people who take your bags to your room, can book your show tickets and simply offer advice. As they will change depending on the time of day, leave them a few dollars tip when they have been helpful, rather than a large tip at the end of your stay.

6. Valet attendants – if you’re brave – or foolish – enough to drive in Las Vegas and have your car parked by a valet attendant, hand them a few dollars both before and after you’ve dropped off your car – they’re more likely to look after it very carefully that way.

7. Keno / bingo attendants – also known as runners, these are the guys who check your tickets. If you win, pass them on a few dollars.

8. Change office – the place where you exchange your chips for cash, although it can be tempting to run off with your winnings, don’t forget to leave a few dollars for the people who’ve made sure that you get the exact money.

9. Maids – just as you would in any hotel around the world, you should tip the maids in Las Vegas if they’ve done a good job of tidying your room. What – and when – you tip is generally up to you, but a few dollars a day (or the equivalent in one sum at the end of your stay) is usually considered the standard amount.

10. Pool attendants – if you’re taking a break from playing one of the many casino slot machines by relaxing by the pool, it’s polite to tip the pool attendants – the people who make sure the pool area is kept clean and who hand out towels – a few dollars, similar to drinks waitresses.

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