CEG Dealer School RAW Roulette Class #1 Pushing Stacks of Chips - Short Version

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[@ohitzcody]

I been dealing for three years and I watch you guys I mainly learn from you and I wish I lived in Las Vegas to learn more because I want to be a master dealer

[@eightinches3671]

If you worked on a fishing boat you'd make more money because then you'd be a master baiter. 😆😆

[@The_Shadow_Gaming]

You still in the casino business

[@paulalfredpascual1437]

Thanks for the pushing chips stacks

[@DigitalAndInnovation]

This is a genuine question- why do dealer schools almost always use slug chips for teaching? It seems like it would really throw off the feel of the whole thing. Especially when cutting and splashing cheques- I know when I am playing around at home even the difference between my Paulsons and Buds is enough to change the technique I use. For something like roulette usually the chips are incredibly light weight and these seem really heavy. I am just wondering the theory of why this kind of chip is used?

[@JoeDoe2]

This video's title implies that it is the first in a series of roulette class videos. Is there a "Roulette Class #2" video? #3? #4? etc?

[@dampnoodle]

I wanna learn this game but the amount of chips that can be on the table is mindboggling

[@angelaa1611]

Yeah...if Def gets crazy but the thing is, there's only 1 winning number. Chips on every number will be swept away and you only have 1 number to deal with. Outside bets are easy to pay and even if there's a skyscraper on the winning number, it will be broken down by color and paid. It's really not as bad as it sometimes looks. I finished Roulette class at 11:45a on a Friday. At 12 noon on the same day, I was dealing on a live game. It was fine. I even got audited that day.

[@smoshyv2553]

Yes sirr I'm currently in my 6 weeks of training to become a dealer at the crown casino here in WA and we're expected to know our 35, 17, 11, 8 and 5 times tables up to 20. I'm on my 2nd week and I know my 17s off by heart and currently working on my 35s Learning roulette can be tedious

[@dampnoodle]

@Smoshy :v best of luck and may god have mercy on your y-ears!🥲

[@dampnoodle]

@Smoshy :v roullette is splotchy but if you know how to play you know.

[@brianj1r144]

prob cause i have delt it for a while sober and drunk game is easy. i quit for a while so im overhere trying to relearn how to push cause damn. xD i be doing that two hand pushing bs still falling. but yeah its pretty easy though. picture bets make the corners splits easy as fk . but weird way i always did the x20 is learn them by 1x to 5x then 10x 15 x 20x then if i get like 24 for instant i say 700 + 140 thats a straight up also if they know your new oh boy. arent they a treat lmao.

[@SamLozano]

Out of all the systems you have reviewed which is the most profitable

[@BIGJ-ip4ut]

Did they shut down las vagas again?

[@CyNinjaNikka]

I want that Christmas shirt

[@paulalfredpascual1437]

Club stacks

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Triangle stacks

[@paulalfredpascual1437]

Positioning of fingers

[@dampnoodle]

Is baccarat easier than roulette?

[@lynnpeterson6723]

yes

[@angelaa1611]

Absolutely. The only tricky part is learning when Banker gets a 3rd card but it's easily learned. Commissions can be tricky and everyone uses their own methods for that. Talk to your Floors about how they do it. Do what makes the most sense to you. For me....the hardest part is all the 2nd hand smoke (dealers know what I'm talking about 😉).

[@2502860]

U have video of best way to figure out payouts

[@angelaa1611]

There's a few apps available that really help w payouts. I highly recommend them. They saved me bc math is not my friend.

[@Hydra453]

which ones? @@angelaa1611