Draft: pending review by a live-cash coach
Dealers are paid mostly through tips, and tipping is part of the game. A common custom is to tip the dealer about one dollar each time you win a pot.
Tipping is your choice, and it is part of your real cost of play. The app's cost calculator lets you see how tips add up over a session.
Phone rules are set by each room. Some rooms allow quick use at the table. Some bar phones from the table altogether. Look for a posted sign or ask the dealer.
Never use any app, chart or tool while you are playing. In Nevada it is illegal to use a device that helps analyze strategy for a game in a casino (NRS 465.075). Carrying one with intent to use it is illegal too. Study at home before you go, and review after you leave.
That rule applies to this app too. Keep it closed for your whole session, including between hands and on breaks. Open it again at home.
Be friendly. Greet the dealer and the players beside you. A relaxed table is a more enjoyable one, and friendly players tend to be more helpful.
Do not slow-roll. That means taking your time to show a winning hand when you know you have the best one. It is poor manners and annoys everyone.
Key points
•
Tipping the dealer about one dollar per pot won is customary.
•
Each room sets its own phone rules, and some bar phones on the table.
•
Never use any app or chart while you are playing. In Nevada it is illegal in the casino, not just at the table.
•
Be friendly, and do not slow-roll.