Are gamblers, generous with others

[jjgold]

Do you think anyone would pick up a tab here of another poster during a meet up?

I have
Illini has
Pimike has

 

[flyingillini]

Do you think anyone would pick up a tab here of another poster during a meet up?

I have
Illini has
Pimike has

I always pay for everything and do a lot for people , sometimes too much.

 

[flyingillini]

Every time I have met @gauchojake he has told me he either has left his wallet in the car or another excuse. I might not meet him anymore.

 

[Tanko]

Do you think anyone would pick up a tab here of another poster during a meet up?

I have
Illini has
Pimike has

I would like a confirmation of this from a poster not-named JJGOLD.

 

[lekidecincinnati]

gamblers great tippers except for brock landers that guy has to be a cheap skate

tip big when winning
tip big when losing to get some good karma

 

[flyingillini]

I would like a confirmation of this from a poster not-named JJGOLD.

In Reno we went to a world famous pizza place that Landers was touting to us all day. Landers was texting us a 100x telling us we had to go there. @Brock Landers what was the name? When it came time to pay the bill, JJ got up to go to the bathroom and then, I was waiting for him to come back, I saw him come out for the bathroom and walk outside and he was waiting for me. He knew what he was doing, he saw the bill coming and stuck me with it, "again"

 

[djefferis]

Most gamblers are image obsessed.

Like to play the “big shot” when out amongst others - when they think no one’s looking - they will cheap out in tips - complain hoping for a comp and in general be the biggest cheapskates imaginable.

Myself - I’m just cheap - no point in making myself out as anything else. I’ve certainly picked up checks before - but no need to act like some big spender to impress.

Save the money for gambling - and when I win - be charitable with it. More good karma in giving to a charity than tipping. I look at tipping like wages - there’s an expectation that customers “pay” a portion of wages - if my company has a profitable day - they don’t give me 20% more in that weeks pay - I get paid the same/so that’s my tipping philosophy - I come in and plan to pay a set amount towards tip - if I win / lose - I tip the same. I view it more as a service fee over a “gratuity”.

 

[BMR Genie]

Every time I have met @gauchojake he has told me he either has left his wallet in the car or another excuse. I might not meet him anymore.

Only Alan Harper can successfully pull this alibi.

 

[BMR Genie]

I would like a confirmation of this from a poster not-named JJGOLD.

I seconded.

 

[charliebrown]

When winning huge tipper. When broke can't look people in the eye

 

[Tanko]

When winning huge tipper. When broke can't look people in the eye

This guy is honest about it.

 

[edawg]

"You know I'm born to lose and gambling for fools but that's the way I like it baby I don't want to live forever and don't forget the joker."- Motorhead Gamblers are some of the most honest and generous people you ever want to meet especially if they make it to their elder years.

 

[jjgold]

Gamblers are not big tippers Cincinnati kid they’re broke most of the time, I’m surprised the guy like you saying that

 

[lekidecincinnati]

Gamblers are not big tippers Cincinnati kid they’re broke most of the time, I’m surprised the guy like you saying that

what about eating the snatch, are gambler generous with that

 

[BigJay]

Every time I have met @gauchojake he has told me he either has left his wallet in the car or another excuse.

 

[maltedhopsfrenzy]

I’ve bought a round for the bar a couple of times…..

 

[BigJay]

Most gamblers are image obsessed.

Like to play the “big shot” when out amongst others

 

[jjgold]

what about eating the snatch, are gambler generous with that

Cheap as ever… You’re built a little different you like pussy and you will spend money on it instead of gambling which means you’re normal

 

[fiftycint]

I bought a round of drinks before dinner at Venetian for an EOG event...That wasn't bad($300?) but what really kicked me in the ass was St. Joe's not fouling and giving up a late 3 that tied the game....and we all know overtime is where underdogs go to die

 

[BobbyFK]

I would definitely do so