Obligations of a casino

Just something I've noticed since my first trip to Brantford a while ago. When I first went the service staff was prompt, attentive (from the floor staff to wait staff) and courteous. The card shufflers were all working, and the dealing staff ranged from fairly good to excellent.

The last 2 trips in, it's been a whole other experience. Drink staff was slow and in-frequent, I've been pushed off giving my player card to floor staff because they were 'busy' when it appeared they were just standing around (not dealing with a specific table or issue), and several tables had broken card shufflers. The dealers remained about the same (though my last trip, our dealer was about to deal but forgot to collect the board from the previous hand, I mentioned that he might want those in his shuffle).

So this led me to ask, what are the obligations of a casino in regards to their facilities and staff. Are there any, or is it supposed to simply be "if you don't like it, don't play there" type of situation.

Who can you mention this to, or am I just being picky?

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  • Customer relations is extremely important to any service-oriented business such as a casino that wants to maximize its revenue (or EV :) ) over the long run. Ask to talk to the relevant manager about your concerns, all the way up to the Casino Shift Manager if necessary. You can also ask for and fill out a feedback form. After I had a customer service issue in one of my first visits to OLG Casino Brantford, I angrily filled out a form and got a phone call from a senior manager the same day! I ended up getting a comp, which I actually forgot about during my return visits. Instead of losing a customer forever to its competitors and having them talk badly about your casino to everybody they know, a good casino will listen to your concerns and try to make you feel better.
    zunni74 wrote: »
    Who can you mention this to, or am I just being picky?
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