i have been looking into becoming a dealer for a while, i have watched all videos on their channel and had some great private conversations with Alex - i have built my own BJ Table in euopre to get a little headstart in the handling of chips and cards - and over the course of building it - trying to learn Alex was super nice. my best buddy visited them in vegas and had the same impression, great people with a great energy and i am SOOOO looking forward to train at their school hopefully by spring for at least two games, so far they are simply the best when chatting with them and the content they have put out (shuffling, BJ Basics) has helped me a lot to get started. again- great friendly people !!
I live out here in Massachusetts where I attended the Encore Boston Harbor's poker school aka BetOnU. I never went to work at Encore but did get a job at a small casino up in NH where I am CLEARING $500 per week (with tips) working only 2 nights per week. That's up around $30 per hour. It varies a bit from week to week depending on the tip rate for the week.
Awesome videos guys currently enrolled here in Massachusetts at mccti training for a job at mgm Springfield hopefully in the next year or two I can move to Vegas and continue my career there
I was in the casino business for over 20 years in Biloxi. These guys seem very legit. I remember people coming from some schools that I wouldn’t want to muck for me. Then we had people come in that knew what they were doing. Always do your research on the school you choose!!
@@timb.2456 Did you got any long term health effects ?? I've read that night shifts can have side effects like depression,decline of cognitive abilities,cancer,obesity etc.
This is in Oklahoma and not Vegas but my first year out of Craps school (about 7 years ago), I made 55k my first year. Maybe it’s just not doable in Vegas but it is definitely a thing
as far as the money you make. it depends on the amount of casinos in the area. when you got alot. you make less. when there is few. you can 50k+ being part time. I do. and full benefits.
After doing a lot of research it seems to me that if your getting lower end pay out of school then your being offered more hours to make up that 50k starting point everyone wants and around the 17 an hour mark your only working 40 hours most times depending where you are it’s all based on how you deal the game personality
Do you offer supervisor classes? I'm a dual rate in a Midwest casino, with dice and roulette, and trying to improve my skills in this area so I can move up. It's mostly stuff like figuring out bankrolls and finding that happy medium between customer service and following procedures.
I was making 50k at my first gig here in the new york. And I have maintained that for the last three years. It was all in house training too. I guess it depends on where your at. Ive always heard stories about vegas and alantic city being the "show", with some dealers in the best spots making 80k a year. Is their really a possibility of making that kind of money in this business?
I was in house trained in a Midwest casino and I started making mid 40’s and now I’m in the 65-70k. This may not be typical earnings all around though 🤷🏻♂️
I want to be a casino dealer and study to your school but im from south cal and planing to move in north cal nxt month..do you have any school suggestions where can i enroll? Thank you..
It's amazing to me that there are actually schools out there for dealers. Then again, this is coming from someone who took online classes for a dog training certification.
Question for you guys. This just happened to me last night. I play nothing but the one roll HOP bets. At one point of my session the max bet they allowed was $100 per individual HOP bet. $5 is the min bet.
I mean technically yes they can refuse service just because they don’t like the shirt you’re wearing as long as it doesn’t break the constitution stating no public business is allowed to kick someone out for their race gender ect....
@@joshuanichols1807 Hey Josh. We will post more videos again soon. It was tough recording roulette at CQ due to the echo so we are recording back at CEG. Stay tuned! -- Alex
Can I make a suggestion.. Can you please make a video on just playing big bets on outside on Roulette Red, Black, Even, Odd, 1-18 and 19-36 ?? I really do enjoy watching your videos on roulette.
I have been a Strip Dealer and and a cruise ship dealer.....both are very different with pluses and minuses to both.....and both are competitive jobs to obtain.
Oh....and in terms of salary.... definitely a place like the Strip is higher....but at the end of the ship contract I had more liquid money than same amount of time in Vegas.
No, CEG Dealer School is a school where we train people to become casino dealers and Casino Quest is our second business where we teach people how to play the game for $20/hour to avoid losing too much money- it's also a retail store where we sell merch and other stuff --Mar
I can't believe nobody has answered this. Yes. In general, every dealer needs tips to make a decent wage. I have run into ONE dealer in my whole lifetime who wanted to win and not pay out.
i have been looking into becoming a dealer for a while, i have watched all videos on their channel and had some great private conversations with Alex - i have built my own BJ Table in euopre to get a little headstart in the handling of chips and cards - and over the course of building it - trying to learn Alex was super nice. my best buddy visited them in vegas and had the same impression, great people with a great energy and i am SOOOO looking forward to train at their school hopefully by spring for at least two games, so far they are simply the best when chatting with them and the content they have put out (shuffling, BJ Basics) has helped me a lot to get started. again- great friendly people !!
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I live out here in Massachusetts where I attended the Encore Boston Harbor's poker school aka BetOnU. I never went to work at Encore but did get a job at a small casino up in NH where I am CLEARING $500 per week (with tips) working only 2 nights per week. That's up around $30 per hour. It varies a bit from week to week depending on the tip rate for the week.
Awesome videos guys currently enrolled here in Massachusetts at mccti training for a job at mgm Springfield hopefully in the next year or two I can move to Vegas and continue my career there
Good luck with everything, met Alex a few days ago at Casino Quest, really nice guy. Hope y’all are successful and have a long career at CEG!
Great video guys. Thanks for posting
Like the 'role-playing' background music a lot!
Loking forward to checking the new casino quests. Hopefully be in vegas tomorrow
I was in the casino business for over 20 years in Biloxi. These guys seem very legit. I remember people coming from some schools that I wouldn’t want to muck for me. Then we had people come in that knew what they were doing. Always do your research on the school you choose!!
Did you work nights shifts ?
For example could you work only 2 nights per week and rest of the week days ?
Ciprian Ghenghea I’ve never heard of that here.. They assign you a shift.. Most of the time it’s swung shift
Ciprian Ghenghea I’ve worked every shift. Each one has its pros and cons
@@timb.2456 Did you got any long term health effects ?? I've read that night shifts can have side effects like depression,decline of cognitive abilities,cancer,obesity etc.
That sucks because here in Wa state 50k is standard for new dealers but less on Indian reservations which make only 20 an hour
i really want to go to your school & learn to be a Casino Dealer, but I'm living in Arizona though☹️
ABC Casino College is in Phoenix, Arizona
get some form of technician certification guys. my job started me at 90k salary xD
I have my certificates but I actually know how to deal the games. I'm proud of them cause I'd never dealt anywhere before 💖
This is in Oklahoma and not Vegas but my first year out of Craps school (about 7 years ago), I made 55k my first year. Maybe it’s just not doable in Vegas but it is definitely a thing
as far as the money you make. it depends on the amount of casinos in the area. when you got alot. you make less. when there is few. you can 50k+ being part time. I do. and full benefits.
Started 7 months ago and am agoing to make over $50k this year working in maryland/ philly as a dealer. I’m 20 just turned 21
After doing a lot of research it seems to me that if your getting lower end pay out of school then your being offered more hours to make up that 50k starting point everyone wants and around the 17 an hour mark your only working 40 hours most times depending where you are it’s all based on how you deal the game personality
Honest video! Good job 🎉
Gaming school is a great bargain. Forget cost, choose the best.
Do you offer supervisor classes? I'm a dual rate in a Midwest casino, with dice and roulette, and trying to improve my skills in this area so I can move up. It's mostly stuff like figuring out bankrolls and finding that happy medium between customer service and following procedures.
Is $50k high-end?
Will properties scout dealer schools for potential dealers? or is it always the dealers going out to apply to the properties?
What’s up guys
I've been looking to become a dealer for awhile!! Im gonna start with coke and weed then move on too....... Oh wait. Wrong channel. 😏
I was making 50k at my first gig here in the new york. And I have maintained that for the last three years. It was all in house training too. I guess it depends on where your at. Ive always heard stories about vegas and alantic city being the "show", with some dealers in the best spots making 80k a year. Is their really a possibility of making that kind of money in this business?
Sure. Just ask dealers at Aria, Bellagio, Wynn, Encore, and Cosmopolitan
I was in house trained in a Midwest casino and I started making mid 40’s and now I’m in the 65-70k. This may not be typical earnings all around though 🤷🏻♂️
What do the letters CEG stand for?
I want to be a casino dealer and study to your school but im from south cal and planing to move in north cal nxt month..do you have any school suggestions where can i enroll? Thank you..
It's amazing to me that there are actually schools out there for dealers. Then again, this is coming from someone who took online classes for a dog training certification.
Question for you guys. This just happened to me last night. I play nothing but the one roll HOP bets. At one point of my session the max bet they allowed was $100 per individual HOP bet. $5 is the min bet.
Sorry min HOP is $1. Table min was $5.
What’s the question?
James Could you tell me what the Max bet for a HOP on 5, 10 and 25 Tables. Thanks.
Different casinos vary. $5 tables I see it’s $25 for 30 to 1 payouts and $50 for 15 to one payouts.
At our place if you can come in after school as full time. 70k is possible
Probably sounds like a really dumb question this but how good at maths do you have to be to be a dealer? Or do you get taught the tricks of the trade?
Being good at basic math helps
Can you get kick out from a casino for winning too much playing Roulette?
I mean technically yes they can refuse service just because they don’t like the shirt you’re wearing as long as it doesn’t break the constitution stating no public business is allowed to kick someone out for their race gender ect....
A big casino will never kick you out for winning too much on a game. -- Alex
Think you for the feed back.. When you going to post more videos of roulette?
@@joshuanichols1807 Hey Josh. We will post more videos again soon. It was tough recording roulette at CQ due to the echo so we are recording back at CEG. Stay tuned! -- Alex
Can I make a suggestion.. Can you please make a video on just playing big bets on outside on Roulette Red, Black, Even, Odd, 1-18 and 19-36 ?? I really do enjoy watching your videos on roulette.
Alex had hair...
Is being a cruise dealer better or a las Vegas dealer in terms of salary?
Bruh it's Las Vegas.(ofc) .... But it competitive af.
I have been a Strip Dealer and and a cruise ship dealer.....both are very different with pluses and minuses to both.....and both are competitive jobs to obtain.
Oh....and in terms of salary.... definitely a place like the Strip is higher....but at the end of the ship contract I had more liquid money than same amount of time in Vegas.
Is ceg dealer school is basic classes and casino quests is advance classes
No, CEG Dealer School is a school where we train people to become casino dealers and Casino Quest is our second business where we teach people how to play the game for $20/hour to avoid losing too much money- it's also a retail store where we sell merch and other stuff --Mar
In general, do dealers genuinely want the player to win?
I can't believe nobody has answered this.
Yes. In general, every dealer needs tips to make a decent wage. I have run into ONE dealer in my whole lifetime who wanted to win and not pay out.
Yes!!!! A player making money is a happy work day. Tips go UP and negativity goes down
It Costs money? My casino will pay me to learn any game
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@@36FullPressCraps hahahahaha
That's that funny shit
Blah, blah .. gave me this price for 5 games.
Then pay that price, what are you waiting for??