The casino charges you for the drink then writes it off as a loss. As
far as I know drinks brought to you at other machines are kept track of
the same way. When at the bar sign the receipt. I usually tip $1 for an
hours worth of play and two drinks (coffee and a glass of water)
JT
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On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 10:36:41 -0800 (PST) Mike aclin <aclinml@yahoo.com> writes:
A few casinos I've been to, when you order a drink at the bar, the
bartender
puts some sort of receipt in a glass in front of me. Each time I order a
drink,
he puts another slip of paper in it. I usually put a few bucks in the
glass
when I'm done, but don't bother to look at the slips of paper. Anyone
know what
this is?
Mike
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