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Wynn is the creator of just another dirty casino. Casinos that bring in millions of tourists, celebrities, and high rollers that come to gamble and risk beating the odds. And tipping, while optional, is another form of showing gratuity toward individuals that the consumer feel fit to have. If losing substantial amounts of money to the casino were not enough, he expects dealers to share the very tip they were handed. This sounds like double-dipping to me, which should not be tolerated by a city that revolves around gaming. He already has his name on the building , why should dealers have to feel the hit from the man behind the name?