I was told the real reason was in fear of being liable and blamed if someone lost and made a fuss.
Link to original postSome casinos back in the day had policies forbidding this, it was considered tip hustling. They started making a lot more tips when they started always directing someone to a particular machine. I explained to them that if they pointed to a machine and the person won they would be a hero and probably get a tip, if they lost no big deal. So many of them just said "I don't know".
They just know keno is better for their tips on jackpots, however, they don't really understand why.īack when I worked in casinos a lot I always recommended the change girls to point someone to a machine when asked which was the lucky one. I always see bartenders pushing 5-spot keno. Whenever someone loses it's just bad luck and he/she(the bartender) receives a normal tip, whenever someone hits big, it's because the bartender knows something and they receive a big tip. Suggest playing keno instead of craps, BJ, or VP. It's the -5% keno and not the -9% apparently. Link to original post This was doing the rounds on Twitter. Man hits two $140k video keno jackpots on same machine playing same numbers a month apart.
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