They'll bet the max amount and whenever they win, they tip big. I have another very sweet couple who are regulars, and when I deal roulette they come in and play the numbers '17' and '20' every time because those are their lucky numbers.

I have one player who comes every single night. I get return customers all the time who play with me because they like me. Since our casino is downtown, I think many of our customers are not as serious as on the strip because they're gambling to have fun, not to make money or for sport. Weekends are high energy and super busy, and weekdays are steady - but not as crazy. Overall, I definitely notice a difference in energy and clientele on weekdays versus weekends. Most people bet around $100 a game, or maybe a little more - but we do have people who play in the $1,000s. The players can put down as much as they want at a table - but every table does have a max bet depending on where you are in the casino, which is why there are specific high limit betting areas. I never know how much money I actually deal out in a night, because it always varies. The majority of people are nice - but sometimes you get those tough people. The hours can definitely be a challenge, but I think the only real downside is that not everyone who comes in is always nice. Another thing I love about my job is interacting with people and hearing their funny stories. We're like a big family, the 60 of us girls who are dancing dealers. One of the best parts of my job is that I make a lot of friends. We're like one big family and we look out for each other.

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