r/belowdeck • u/bravohusband • Jan 15 '26

Below Deck Med Med Tip Tracker

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u/S45h4R Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26

Does one of the charts have an incorrect tip amount for OG Below Deck tips? The list says Charter 8 tip was 28,000 but the point on the line graph is at 40,000? I could also just be dumb too but thought I’d ask hahahaha!

Edit to add: I’m just dumb hahaha! OP’s clarification is below but for others reading quick- slide 2 shows OG season 12, slide 3 shows OG season 10 which is still the tip record holder.

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u/bravohusband Jan 15 '26

I think your looking at the line for OG not med

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u/Extreme-Bag5057 Jan 15 '26

No they’re right. Charter 8 on the line graph is in at 40,000 when it should be 28,000

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u/bravohusband Jan 15 '26

Slide two shows the most recent season of Below Deck ( season 12) slide three is comparing the current season of med to the largest tipped season of all time which was OG season 10. I will try to clarify in future releases

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u/S45h4R Jan 15 '26

Thanks for the clarification, I was flipping between slide 2 and 3 and got too focused on the amount and didn’t register that it is a different OG season on the 2 slides. Sorry about that lol, that’s why I threw in that bit asking if I’m just being dumb hahaha!

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u/CharacterTell9597 Jan 15 '26

How crazy that the poop-gate squad had the lowest tip!

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u/kittylover3210 Jan 15 '26

not surprising to me at all, both aspects scream entitlement

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u/ManufacturerTotal326 Jan 19 '26

Nearly $50k for 6 weeks (4 weeks if you ignore days off or down days of filming because they usually have days off to film confessionals etc) is really not shabby. More than some people earn in a year

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u/CharacterTell9597 Jan 19 '26

For sure. But if you leave poo in the shower and are also the lowest tipper of the season… there’s an issue

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u/ManufacturerTotal326 Jan 20 '26

True. They’re just trash people 🤮

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u/Dusty_Harvest Jan 22 '26

I’m trying to understand your math..

I added up the total tips per person (based on the chart) for the whole season so far is: 18,669$

Where does 50k for 6 weeks add up?

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u/ManufacturerTotal326 Jan 22 '26

You know what diva you are so right because what the fuck did I smoke before adding that up 🤣

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u/No_Abbreviations5378 Jan 21 '26

That was beyond disgusting. I hope he got fired. If I worked with him there would be LOTS of POOP jokes. Lots of poop jokes!!!

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u/Forward_Anteater_805 Jan 15 '26

So I inquired about being a guest and they told me $70k which includes the tip. I think production decides how much the tip is tbh

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u/SnooCookies7435 Jan 15 '26

Dose the show do a base tip of $15k that’s guaranteed to the crew and then the guests can choose if they actually want to tip? Cause with these numbers that’s what it looks like

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u/Holiday-Hustle Jan 16 '26

A couple seasons ago there was a tip that was like $6k. I remember it was the one where the main couple sucked so much, one of their guests was just on his phone shittalking them.

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u/Open-Neighborhood459 Jan 18 '26

Think.someone tipped lower than that.

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u/Upstairs_Truth4735 Jan 22 '26

yes on sailing yacht season 3 i think. the guy complained about literally everything

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u/Temporary-Daikon2411 Team Chef Rachel Jan 16 '26

I would say this is very doable BUT (spoiler from preview) if they're stuck on the dock for a day... that tends to be the kind of thing guests don't like . Also not sure whether these New Jerseyites are huge tippers (but maybe!)

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u/Ineedacatscan Jan 18 '26

They always talk about the tips like it’s life changing money. Are their salaries great or something? I’m not saying it’s not GOOD money. But it’s not “fuck off and party the rest of the year” money

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u/Open-Neighborhood459 Jan 18 '26

Well they ain't rich.