HOW TO BECOME A DEALER | Level Up at Dice 10 

Please do a video of stick calls. I love David’s stick calls when he’s dealing for Alex

I'm an introverted person, and I've been working for the past three years at Dunkin Donuts while I was in college. I couldn't talk to people, and after a few years I became the most bubbly person at my store. Working in customer service will break you in and becomes really easy after a couple years. You absolutely do not need to start out extraverted for ANY job except maybe sales but that's only because extraverted people are the only ones crazy enough to do sales.

I learned most of what I know from Jeremy’s channel. Our first trip to Vegas, I knew I had to learn how to play. I started at RU-vid and found Colorup. It was hands down, the best channel to learn from. Once y’all hit the scene y’all are about the only 2 channels I watch for craps.

I have been a Craps dealer in Cripple Creek, mostly Wild Wood casino, for around 9 to 10 years now, I love dealing craps, and table games, you could also consider dealing poker, because it is good money. Learn to deal craps, and you can get a job at any Casino, because all casinos always need craps dealers, which is why I always just delt craps. I learned on the job, at Womacks 1 month before they switched over to Century Casino back in 2011.

I always loved the term "Croupier" over "Dealer". Sounds so much more poetic. typical French romance. The English have so bastardised the Gallic tongue. What do you do for a living? "I'm a Pharmaceutical Croupier"...so much nicer than "Drug dealer"

In general, your shift is 8 hours, and all your breaks are paid. You usually work 1 hour, then get 20 minutes off, all day. So, no unpaid lunch/dinner breaks, but you have to learn to eat fast.

Been a dealer in Niagara Falls for almost 3 years and make almost 40k, it's the easiest, most fun 40k you'll make.

Man, I want to make enough money in my current career to leave it forever and deal dice. I love people and the game, but that break-in year would be a tough sell. I hope dice gets legalized in California and maybe I can learn at CEG and deal part time.

My dealer skills don't amount to much other than a friendly friday night game with the guys, I wish I could win enough at Dice to have a day at CEG school. Be worth the money just to engage in conversation with David. I imagine some of his life stories would be pure entertainment. The one where the dice flew off the table and into some womans cleavage...ttwice. Always love listening to veterans of a particular industry or trade. I once sat on a Vegas flight next to a guy going to the "World of Concrete" expo, which is one of the largest conventions (or was, 60,000 people) on the Vegas Strip. Now while Cementitious Products are not exactly fascinating conversation on 4 hour flight I loved it, as I have a sideline in Property Management. Amazing amount of "Free" information I received from him. Great when dealing with industry cowboys (no offence to any honest construction personnel out there). COWBOY - "Blah, blah, lots of fancy lingo" ME - Um I thought it was this, that and the other? COWBOY - *Oh crap, this guy knows what he is talking about.....* Thanks Mr Concrete!

Love this series...keep it up, gentlemen! Fascinating stuff.

The number one thing when I play that I want to have happen is a lively bunch of dealers that are having a good time as well. There is nothing worse than having your dealer be a gargoyle stuck to the edge of the table just waiting for the rotation and shift to be over. I would rather catch cold dice than have to play with that. I get that at the end of the day, its a job and they are there to make money but in that job, you HAVE to be a people person and have a personality as that is what you do all day. There is 1 at my local casino that if they are there, I just wont play because they are just a stick in the mud and really take the wind out of your sail. Just an emotionless statue that stares off into the distance regardless if you are tipping or not.

I’d love to deal craps, I know I have the personality and the mental acumen, but I worry about the strain on my back. You guys put a lot of pressure on your bodies.

Excellent video gentlemen!

Very enjoyable video, thanks.

Great content, have you done perspective of the box person yet?

Great stuff!

Rolodex! There’s a whole demographic that is wondering what that is! Lol.

Does David tell a student that he isn’t it? He’s not a good candidate to do it as a career?

you said some casinos seemed better suited for introvert, can you share some of those locations?

Take it off!

Do casino dealers get a significantly reduced room rate? It'd be cool to live and work in a casino 😁

I have a question Mr. David I also thought about becoming a dealer as a side hustle when I retire. My question is Does the tip pool include all games or are there certain games that have their own tip pool. And which is more lucrative?

Can you play where you work. I have heard both ways on this. I would think not fearing collusion but have never heard a solid answer on it

I’m sure it depends on casino but what hours/shifts can you expect dealing?

"Blackjack isn't the worst game" That's right. It's not Let it Ride. Hah.

Cruise ship craps tables are dead,NCL.