Truepokerdealer is a video-based series that teaches how to deal poker from the perspective of casino professionals. We start with the shuffle and cover everything that is taught in a typical poker dealer school.
@@RelaxingMusic-su8ob In poker you would rather a player have a chance at sorta following a card than allowing the dealer to see where all the cards are
@@truepokerdealer thanks I have another question, when I do the riffle, after I split the deck some times the halves aren’t completely squared off and then I get big chunks and I am not really able to square the halves off with one hand do you have any tips?
4 years later, young dealer here (i deal for fun at my school) (havent gotten in trouble yet) and i have severe hyperhidrosis which causes my hands to sweat excessively, and i found myself soaking the cards and trying out plastic waterproof cards, which only made the situation worse by making the cards stick together, but i havent thought of using latex gloves which seemed to work like a charm. too bad i had to sacrifice my previous cards by drenching them in sweat before realizing i could just use latex gloves...
@@JM-jv6cb if you are talking about this year’s TDA Summit (2024), I wasn’t there but I’m told the TDA now supports the BB counting first and the ante counts second
@@truepokerdealer I was trying to find it in writing. That’s what I was told by several WSOP officials this year. I was trying to find a source to show my local poker room. Very difficult
@@JM-jv6cb The written rules from the 2022 TDA summit took until like January of 2023 to post online. They have to go back through everything and then post the rules and they don’t get paid for it so I wouldn’t expect it soon
33:33 I've dealt multiple hands and read them against a set board before, but I never thought to set up a few hands and deal boards to them for reading practice. Great tip!
I know I have to keep the game going How do you handle a player who constantly misbehaves Ie folding out of turn betting out of turn rude comments to you ect Even when I call the floor they still do it the very next day Just ruins everyones experience
Yeah this can be so tough. Sorry you have to deal with whoever it is you’re talking about here. And also it’s unavoidably a part of what happens in the world of poker. The deepest truth here is that it’s really case by case for me with these players. A single small detail can be the difference in how I approach someone here. There are some players I’ve looked deep into their souls, drawn out my own vulnerable humanity and quietly said “please stop. It’s so hard to deal to you every day.” Other players I know for sure they want me to say something to them because the real thing they are there for is the joy of confrontation with someone who appears weak, and with them the approach is all about figuring out how to trap them in a social dynamic they hate man to man where they end up respecting me for the thing they care about. And sometimes I try and fail and have to apologize to the player, and my boss. And also part of the challenge here is that a lot of these players are actually in the right. Like folding out of turn matters so much, right? After all it gives a player in the hand who hasn’t acted yet a clear advantage on that betting round by allowing them to know that they have to get through one less opponent. But does folding out of turn really matter that much? Because now the player with the “advantage” isn’t the only one who knows the extra player folded, so any opponent can factor that into their range and the best player is still in the advantage here either way. The real truth here is that it doesn’t matter nearly as much as we make it seem. But players who barely scrape by earning a living at poker have the loudest voices and they freak out so we all get scared and care about the things they tell us to. Same thing with betting out of turn. It usually hurts the player doing it more than anything. So I guess the real answer here at the end of the day is to move to Dallas where the players are so nice it’ll make you forget you’re dealing poker.
For your back I recommend Curble back support I got mine at Amazon About $70-80 I use to have back pain from 2 car accidents Make sure you sit back all the way on the apparatus I bought the thinner one for my body type Thanks for all the tips Marc Has made me a better dealer😊
Yeah they opened and it was great for about a year, and then the state passed a new law that forced all charitable organizations to stop spreading poker. It was a sad day. All the employees had to stop working. The good news is it seems like they will be back open again within the next few months.
I have a question if i am splitting the chips in half to two different players that won the pot.say you have 1 25 dollar chip that needs to be split is the correct way to use your bank to split it? I know deslers will just put 25 dollars more in red to won of the players and give the green to another. But what is the correct way edicate. Am i correct all chips should be same color and use my bank?
I used to work in an Office experiencing back pain etc working on the desk. I'm in between jobs now. Would have loved to give this a go because I love the game. However, my parents did not approve. I would have to almost lie and say I'm working in hospitality if I ever did this! Thanks for the honesty
I understsnd this girl of course ,but she must know that nobody in Casino wants to argue with poker players, because they need them more than her. Of course there must be rules , but they didnt come to Casino for rules and good behavior.
If your divot doesn’t feel like it’s catching the card well enough, try holding your pitching hand next to the deck with your palm facing the ceiling. That should make it so that you don’t need a divot as much. So wrist of your pitching hand and palm of your pitching hand both facing the ceiling. Exaggerate it as you learn and then get comfortable over time
Thank you Jaz for showing up and being real! i relate to you and the things you disliked about dealing, and am kind of bummed that it might not be for me...i could definitely make it work. but is it worth it? thanks.
Loved your video about pitching the cards thanks a lot for that you doing great job. I see this video is 12 years old and I’m wondering if you have since that time found out that the thing you showing in this video at the time 3:37 is not actually the exact correct way how to start cutting the chips?🙏
I don't understand what you are asking here. The instruction at 3:37 is still correct. Did you learn from a school that taught you something else? There are a handful of ways that this is taught across the industry and they are all being done by professional dealers across hundreds of casinos. Every one of them works and is considered correct. And of course there are also many ways to do this that the entire industry would agree is not professional.
ngl lie first couple months I was bad....I would fuck up on changes....mostly that....and in limit games players tend to call hella fast so I would be lost on where the action was ....so when players got mad I knew I was at fault ...but no one went over the top other then this one old head ....who pissed me tf off lol he was like turn in your badge you suck etc...almost lost my job that day cuz my emotions got the best of me....floor saw that and told me to take a 40 min break to cool off ..... but now Im on top off it and everybody knows me ...just getting better everyday....I dont let players run the game anymore like I did when I first started....Im also a floor now so seeing different situations has made me a better dealer....I realized players respect you when you run the game with authority.
Yeah so many new dealers think that passing the audition means that they are GOOD and then they find out that passing the audition means you are good enough to get started and it takes months to be good. But at least at the beginning when it's rough you're making that money!
Poker players are all a bunch of whiny cry babies, there also some of the cheapest people on earth. The money is ok but 100% NOT worth the bs you have to put up with.
I've never dealt to him and neither has Jaz, but boy did some people in the audience talk trash about Phil Helmuth at the 2022 TDA Summit. They make it sound like Helmuth is awful. That said, I really prefer not to judge people till I have the chance to meet them myself.
Awesome! I tried two other tutorials and doing what they said just didn't work for me, cards kept flipping over. Now I feel like I will be able to do it with some practice 😀
It's really helpful these videos.I would also like to know how to handle 20 chips with small hand.While holding them I can't actually touch the table with four fingers without press chips in the palm and stick to the palm...And then it causes problem when I lift my hand trying to slide along the stack and pick less of them.... As a new bird,I'm really struggle with it and need some help to pass the exam.
In poker depends on the room the game and the players Inn poker it’s moving the game and control. Knowing how to cut the conversation to a minimum. If you deal Vegas you have to be stone cold
Sorry you got promoted to floor supervisor definitely a paycut. But if you’re injured or can’t cut it as a dealer and want to stay in the casino industry go for it. And all floor calls are always correct regardless of your wrong.
Good question. Nowadays they will often hire you in the US if you know Texas hold em and the busy ones will want you to know PLO. The rest you can usually learn in the break room. That said, every room is unique and you can always ask them what they require to pass an audition. They will tell you!
@@truepokerdealer it looks like you have Paulson chips, which stopped being made a while back. They are rare and hard to find now and very expensive if you can find them
