If you don't have $5s, you'll have to hand out two $20 to the two floor people, when you intended to fork over $10. (For example, floor people might show up with nine hundred-dollar bills and five $20s for a $1,000 handpay.
It's a good idea to keep small bills on hand so you don't have to depend on the jackpot payoff for the denominations of bills you want to give. We recommend planning your tipping ahead, so you don't have to make instant decisions in the excitement of the moment, a time when you often overtip and regret it later. Casino-floor employees always want a big tip - they're human, after all - but they're usually grateful for something even in the lower part of the range. The first thing to remember here is that you aren't in a popularity contest and don't need to feel pressured into giving an extra-large toke. Like most tipping instances, there's no exact figure that's "correct" (unless a tip is added to a bill) there's always a range of acceptable or appropriate amounts.
You're never required to tip, but you will look very stingy if, after you hit a nice jackpot, you don't.
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