[helicopter23]

How much does a Vegas Sportsbook/Racebook Teller make an hour for putting bets in?

[dodif]

$8-$10 an Hour and it goes up from there

I would rather have machine a do it. Most tellers irritate me.

Theres a guy at the Cannery who counts money slower than a blind guy with with a hook for a hand

Another guy there is just miserable and cant even be cordial. ****in smile and pretend ur happy to be there you ****s

A lot of the strip tellers think there shit dont stink. However, there much better than most local casinos in vegas

The guys behind the book at the Sante Fe Station think there a bunch of players. There ****in idiots who need to shut up more not think there womanizers. Most of them are bad luck too.

[helicopter23]

That's it $8-10. I was thinking about closer to $13, aren't those jobs union?

[dodif]

some of them
depends on the casino
I am sure some start u out higher. I think the stations do.

[MrX]

Most of them are bad luck too.

Now that's a smart hiring practice by the casinos. They think of everything.

[BigBollocks]

And of course despite making decent wages for their skillsets, they look at you like a total asshole expecting a decent tip everytime you win a bet...

[MrX]

And of course despite making decent wages for their skillsets, they look at you like a total asshole expecting a decent tip everytime you win a bet...

I don't generally find this to be the case.

I rarely tip much (not at all on most transactions) but I'm polite. Even when things aren't going smoothly, I try to make things as easy as possible for the tellers. And I find that with only a few exceptions they are really nice in return, including waving me over to a closed window when things are busy.

Especially nice are the tellers at the Gold Coast, Palace Station, Sahara (shocker), and MGM.

Not so nice: Any Harrah's property, Tropicana, and Wynn.