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.
Handling Chips and Placing Bets
Never hand your cash directly to the dealer; this is strictly forbidden due to security surveillance.

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.

Furthermore, offering unsolicited advice to other players at the table is generally considered very rude.
The Importance of Tipping (Tokes)
You can simply slide a chip toward the dealer or place a bet on their behalf alongside yours.

It is also customary to tip the cocktail waitresses who bring you complimentary beverages.
Staff MemberStandard TipWhen to TipDealer$1-$5 per winning streakLeaving table / WinningWaitress$1 per drinkUpon delivery
Remember that the casino is a place of entertainment, so stay polite, stay calm, and have fun.