how much should you tip blackjack dealer

My own view is that the long run index in blackjack is too long as it, and it should not be increased cavalierly. You are making less money, with more risk. Here is another way to think about it: Not only have you decreased your earnings by 18.5%, but you have increased your Risk of Ruin. You have to play 50% longer to get the same effect. That is, if you are playing a game with a N0 of 200, your tipping has raised it to a N0 of 300.

If you retain only 81.5% of you EV after tipping, then your long run index is only 66.5% of its non-tip value. To put it into perspective, your long run index is proportional to the square of your EV. If you tip 3% of your win, you will tip 18.5 cents per $1 of EV. Then for every $1 of EV that you accrue, $6.15 will be won in the winning sessions, and $5.15 will be lost in losing sessions. You can get that by playing one hour with a SCORE of 50, or half an hour with a SCORE of 100, or something in between. Suppose all of your sessions are the same length, and are 0.5% of N0. Many card counters and other advantage players tip too much. Originally posted on Green Chip by MathProf

How much should you tip blackjack dealer