If you have the ability to competently count cards, why would you consider such a miserable job as being a dealer? With the exception of a few high-end places, dealing is a low-paying, dead-end job of drudgery, miserable hours, unpredictable schedule, no job security, and working with many terrible people on both sides of the table.
Dealing blackjack can pay $100,000 a year, doesn't require a college degree, and often has benefits.
For a young person trying to build a bankroll, it's not a bad option.
The act of saying you can count probably made the boss jealous and paranoid , even though it is not a tough thing to do , It still require discipline and some training. He probably you are flexing ,therefore doesn't like it. BTW , what is EBT?
Ebt is a government assistance program where they give you money for food for being low-income. You can imagine the people.
Hello! I recently got a job as a casino dealer, I'm on the background investigation part of it. I used to count cards, only ever backed-off from one casino in the area. Recently got hired at a different casino I've counted cards at but never got any heat or let alone a back-off. I am worried that during the background investigation they will find me in the casinos internal or external database and drop my application. Does anyone know if having previously counted cards at a casino and then becoming a table games dealer would disqualify you from the position? Please let me know I didn't mention it during the interview and have been paranoid if it will come up. -Thank you
Update for everyone!
I just got approved for my gaming license. My concerns showed no issue thankfully, I can now relax and enjoy my steady employment!
Originally Posted by stopgambling
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