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Become a Poker/Black Jack dealer?

Hello,
I'm set on being a casino dealer as a small term goal. I'm already signed up for certification but I really want something to set me apart? DVD's, books. ect. I'm no novice but I really want to hit the ground running and stand out in class...any recommendations? If possible how long before I nail my first job.

What state do you live in? Each state has their own requirements.

In my instance, there was a new casino opening up, and approximately 9 months before they did, they started hiring for dealers. There were numerous interviews before the training started. Training was at least 12 weeks long, for hours everyday.

I would suggest that you contact the local casinos and ask them about their hiring/training process(es).

As a suggestion as how to prepare, purchase some cheques and practice cutting them into equal stacks. Another suggestion would be to take at least 2 decks of cards and remove all of the face cards and practice flipping and counting to 21 (sounds easier to do than it actually is). As for the poker, practice reading hands with multiple person(s) having inatimate objects as the raises (pretzels, etc) to ensure the raises, re-raises are properly bet. Basically pratice, pratice, oh yea, and more pratice

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One option is to read a good book! Go to your local library to see what they have on poker. Professionals have been writing poker books for years, so you should be able to find some at your local library. If you want to purchase a book to learn to play poker, there are many out there with different approaches to the game. Your local bookstore or any online bookstore should have plenty of titles from which to choose.

Watching the professional poker players play poker on television is also another great way to learn the game. The commentators will tell you more about playing the game and the plays as you watch. There are also DVDs available that teach you how to play poker.

Another great way to learn to play poker is to sign up with an online poker web site. These sites offer you free chips to play with, so you do not have to worry about losing money while learning how to play. You can start off with low stakes (.05 cents or .10 cents) and move up from there as you learn to play poker.

Once you start playing poker, remember that players are usually at all different skill levels, so don’t feel bad if you are a newbie player just learning the ropes.

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