new game -experienced dealers

Re: new game -experienced dealers

feeds@yuku.com (yecoyote) — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:05:32 GMT

thanks for your help

Re: new game -experienced dealers

feeds@yuku.com (Amnesia21) — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:23:29 GMT

Blackjack is just a given. You need 2 more games on top of BJ. Craps used to be the game to have, but now it's pai gow tiles. Even though most places only have 1 or 2 tiles tables, it really helps because most people don't have the game. As far as myself being stuck dealing the same game day in and day out, no worries. I have every game but tiles. I don't get bored.

Re: new game -experienced dealers

feeds@yuku.com (yecoyote) — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:46:21 GMT

So then your all but stuck dealing the same games day in and day out.What about moonlighting to improve on a new game? Also ,I hear reference time and time again of needing 3 games to get hired, may sound silly ,but do they count blackjack as a major game or is it just a given and they want 3 more?Craps ,roulette ,baccarat or tiles?

Re: new game -experienced dealers

feeds@yuku.com (Vegas Born) — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 03:48:31 GMT

At my property, we will allow a dealer to audition on a game that they never dealt before if they feel they are ready. We are very strict on this audition though, and require perfect procedure and good game speed. If they pass, we will add this game to their files, otherwise they can't re-audition on it for several months. We don't teach new games, or allow them to practice on the live floor (except for a few simple carnival games). Off the top of my mind, we've never let...

Re: new game -experienced dealers

feeds@yuku.com (Amnesia21) — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 15:44:37 GMT

I work at a large on strip property. We were told that if we ever learned another game, we would never be able to deal it here. Only the games we were coded for when we got hired, would we be able to deal. That's why they wanted 3 major games. Some people got fired because they lied about having the experience on certain games so they could get the job. I would probably have to take another job to deal the game if I learned a new one, just for the experience.

new game -experienced dealers

feeds@yuku.com (yecoyote) — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 01:49:29 GMT

Im curious how the bigger better casinos handle an experienced dealer who wants to add a new game to their repetoire?Do they offer in house schools and then ,I imagine ,they would then accept "breakins" in their casinos?Do they put you in the back of the house while you become proficient?