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Dealer's School Back in 1990, I moved to Las Vegas. I don't know why, because I had no real interest in c
And, it was no scam. They really did give me the $50 check and I really did get my tuition completely covered by the Federal Government. I attended Dealer's School for almost six months before graduating. They offered job placement assistance, but they were not able to find me a job. I left Dealer's School with my certificate, never to return. My First C
That means the crazies would often go inside the Hotel Nevada with their plasma money to buy a sandwich and play penny slots for free beer. I am not saying that all homeless people are crazy, but I do think all drug dealers and all hookers are crazy. Worse, Nevada had just slashed the mental health budget. There were actually flocks of crazy people roaming the streets homeless. Many of them came to the Hotel Nevada to eat the $1.99 breakfast.
So I went up to the Pit Boss and asked for an audition. I was in my black trousers and freshly pressed and starched white long sleeve shirt, looking sharp. He instructed me to tap out the Dealer on their only open blackjack game. I tapped him out, he spread the double deck across the layout, cleared his hands and stepped back to the right. I stepped up to the game; there were three players. I scooped up the double deck not nearly as expertly as I thought I would.
I shuffled the cards according to procedures as I was taught. Then I offered the cut to the Player on the left. He cut them, and somehow after completing the cut I ended up with the cut card on top of the double deck in my hand and I pitched the cut card to the first player. I felt a tap on my shoulder and I sighed. I didn't even deal out one hand and slotoff.com the Pit Boss decided my cut card clumsiness would prevent me from getting the job. I was told to go back to school and get more practice.
Later I found out that at the Hotel Nevada, the average tips for a Dealer were $3 per day. I am glad I never got hired there. I had been trained as a Craps Dealer plus I took Roulette and Blackjack. My desire was to deal Craps more than anything. That game just looked like so much fun. So much cheering and camaraderie. Everybody seems to be on the same side hoping to beat the evil House together. And I have always been very strong in math, a skill that is required as a Craps Dealer.
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