That's right, the dealers are not there to tell you if you are a cheater/card counter etc, that's the job of the pit bosses. Occasionally, i see a few folks doing baccara but generally speaking blackjack dealers deal blackjack and poker dealers stay on the poker side. The blackjack dealers whom I normally see are just that: Blackjack dealers. Ipxxx wrote: ↑The only reason why I would think Gatineau dealers would get a bit more is because they need to know how to count the cards in both english and french. That's the job of what someone else mentioned as 'the eye in the sky'. Other than that, they aren't taught how to spot card counters, cheaters, scams, fake money (only if they notice someone who is obviously cheating will they tell a pit manager while going on break.have you ever seen a dealer stop dealing to go tell anyone that someone is cheating?). For the people I know working at a casino (charity one mind you) they start off learning Black Jack and have the option of learning other games through time, obviously you'd want to for job security.

training them to be able to spot card counters, cheaters, scams, fake money etc. learning every rule of most games (b/c they rotate through tables constantly) thoroughly. But I'm going with 50-60k a yr.not 70k.Īlso, i would expect the training process to be rigorous. The only reason why I would think Gatineau dealers would get a bit more is because they need to know how to count the cards in both english and french.

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