A pair of downtown casinos are letting their dealers keep their own tips in a changed policy.
Binion’s and its sister property, Four Queens, now let dealers “go their own” – industry speak for keeping the tips given to them at a game instead of pooling with the other dealers, as is most common in Las Vegas casinos.
Glenn Casale, the director of casino operations at Binion’s and Four Queens, said Binion’s has been running the policy for about three months, while Four Queens will start it on Oct. 28. He said the properties, owned by parent company TLC Enterprises, chose to switch because they found casino dealers would earn more.
