Maybe it is a bit different for me, my casino has all machines that accept bills and ticket vouchers so that means us cage cashiers HAVE to have suitable clean money at the ready asap for customers either cashing in their vouchers (most customers cash in big vouchers because it spends less quickly and the general thought is that real cash is luckier) or just trading in their wrinkled up dirty bills for usable cash, maybe other cashiers do just do quick transactions and hand over money but I spend about my first 2 hours in the cage just cleaning my bills for my customers.

I work at a native owned small casino branch as a cage cashier and thought id google it and see what reddit posts there are related to the job and one thing really stuck out to me in one of the top threads I saw being 'Should I tip the cashier when I cash out?' on the poker subreddit and I was pretty disappointed when I read the replies the very first being 'fuck the cashier' 'cashiers don't do anything to deserve a tip' and generally if you do tip then your a huge sucker.I don't understand why all this hate and dislike for cashiers comes from.

Tipping cashiers at casino