I think it goes without saying that being nice to people who are empowered to help you can reap you many benefits.
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Originally posted by: O2bnVegas
Agree with Dave.
Over the years I have managed to obtain recognition by several pit bosses/supervisors.
When I first sit down I look to see who is in the pit (blackjack--haven't played craps yet).
When a familiar "boss" strolls near by I call out "Hi Joe" and wave. Not loudly as to be obnoxious, just enough so they hear me look over at me. Almost without exception they respond with a big smile and come over and chat a bit.
While they can't (and I'm quite sure don't) break rules, they sometimes have "backed up" my time if I forgot to submit my card and the dealer could vouch for me. And I'm pretty sure they rate me as high as they reasonably can when they can. It isn't such as casino budget breaker, because $15-$25 is about as high as I go on an initial bet. But at least I'm confident they'll pay attention and be fair with me.
Originally posted by: O2bnVegas
Agree with Dave.
Over the years I have managed to obtain recognition by several pit bosses/supervisors.
When I first sit down I look to see who is in the pit (blackjack--haven't played craps yet).
When a familiar "boss" strolls near by I call out "Hi Joe" and wave. Not loudly as to be obnoxious, just enough so they hear me look over at me. Almost without exception they respond with a big smile and come over and chat a bit.
While they can't (and I'm quite sure don't) break rules, they sometimes have "backed up" my time if I forgot to submit my card and the dealer could vouch for me. And I'm pretty sure they rate me as high as they reasonably can when they can. It isn't such as casino budget breaker, because $15-$25 is about as high as I go on an initial bet. But at least I'm confident they'll pay attention and be fair with me.
