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[@Raincl0uds12]

Who knew being a dealer in black jack is so much harder than being a player

[@Mr007troy]

Perfect explanation! I will be using this video to tutor our students for sure.

[@GODSSON365247]

Where do you teach?

[@Mr007troy]

@@GODSSON365247 Idaho

[@sensis8036]

Doesnt show how to actually deal Nor how to pay when player has blackjack Or what happens wuth a Push...

[@virtualtourmaps]

This is the BEST simple and clear overall explanation of Blackjack, thank you!!

[@derekmont]

the sound of the chips is so relaxing

[@ryanterdle5294]

this is super helpful as an aspiring dealer in class!!!

[@deangonzales6933]

Awesome display and instructions...I can see why the school is popular and comfortable atmosphere...keep the instruction videos coming

[@chrismunoz999]

Forgot to explain how to do the math when a player gets a blackjack.

[@wise_spork2986]

That part is the reason why i failed mu table test lol im not good with math

[@captainawesome241]

Easiest way is to just divide by 2 and then multiply by 3. If you don't want to multiply staight by 1.5. So basically split the bet and then give 3 of those splits. Easy to remember the 3 and 2 because of the blackjack pays 3 to 2 rule.

[@Ladybugg1126]

@@captainawesome241 lol you said a lot it was kind of confusing. 3 to 2 = the bet plus half. Ex: 200 on BJ so 200+100 =300 payout. 6 to 5 = the bet plus double the the first two numbers if it's in the hundreds and the first 3 if it's in the thousands. For ex: $200 on BJ 200 + 40. (20.0 +20.0 =40), $240 payout. $1000 on BJ 1000 + 200. (100.0 +100.0 =200) $1200 payout. That's how I remember it easier.

[@baileywvu1]

just break the bet down if it breaks evenly bump into it 3 times, or if it’s confusing like sometimes my brain can’t do half of 45 so i just do 40 and 5 separate and then pay out. math is extremely hard for me to do in my head so that’s my way of doing it lol

[@cornchips007]

Just leave their original bet on the table and cut once next to it then get out half amd put that there as well.

[@riquicardenas6012]

Wow ! This helps me a lot !! Thank you I appreciate it!

[@papajohn6257]

So glad the videos are back

[@prodJINX]

Good video, start dealer school tomorrow so its good to know a couple things ahead of time

[@CEGDealerSchool]

Good luck! Glad this was helpful :) --Mar

[@kingsdaytrading9384]

How you perfectly grab the checks is amazing

[@tops3961]

Bro you make it look so easy yet it’s so hard 😂 I watched this video at least 10 times. I gotta get the hang of it.

[@TheSmasher16]

Currently in class As we speak thx so much for the Rapidness in this video. very instructional and to the point

[@cwesley2005]

This is so good great video!

[@brettchatz2378]

Informative video - thanks!

[@thesaucequeen5849]

This helped me on plucking cheques because I sucked at it, thank you!

[@imyoursoviet1073]

Hey my friends have similar pfps to yours. Where did you get it?

[@thesaucequeen5849]

@@imyoursoviet1073 look up artist named "sangled"

[@Nola_Travel]

Thank you for posting!

[@JoeDoe2]

You said this video is not enough to become a dealer. Could you make more videos that cover the things that this video doesn't cover? If not, could you at least edit this video at the end and list for us the subject areas we still need to learn elsewhere? Thanks.

[@Stauby21243]

This was awesome!

[@marilyncanicosa-miles9519]

Great video. Thank you

[@36FullPressCraps]

Excellent video

[@HopsAndHardways]

Great video, but you forgot to mention tipping and/or where to place tips for the dealer!

[@CEGDealerSchool]

Good call! Sorry about that. When it comes to tipping the dealer you can either throw the money at them (not too hard of course), or place it in front of your bet and if the player wins then it's even money. Hope this helps! 😊 --Mari

[@besties4ever1300]

How can I find the video on the 6 deck shoe? Thanks for you help!

[@the.tricky.outdoorsman]

Some my casino does an 8 deck. How do you do an 8 deck shuffle? Same way? And how do I get a set like this so I can practice?

[@paulalfredpascual1437]

School dealer thanks for the knowledge

[@auryn9759]

Hello! hopefully this will be seen and I will get a response. When dealing in a casino, is it necessary to pick the deck up with your left hand and use your right to pull the cards, or can I hold it with my right?

[@CEGDealerSchool]

95% of the time, you must hold with the Left. However, some left handed dealers may be allowed to hold with their right, albeit this is very rare and completely up to the casino. We have only seen this in a few instances.

[@auryn9759]

@@CEGDealerSchool guess I’ll practice holding with my left then (I’m right handed, but am much more comfortable holding the deck with my right hand)

[@Simply_Anthony83]

Great video

[@jsmith3478]

QUESTION: How does the dealer value his Ace? I read that the dealer’s first Ace is always valued as 11 unless it causes the dealer to bust, and every subsequent Ace is valued as 1. However, I’ve seen many videos on KZbin where the dealer will count his first Ace as an 11 or 1 in the same manner as the player. Pls explain in the most easy and succinct way.

[@maliant16]

Most casinos the dealer hits soft 17. So if you have an ace you would first offer insurance, then check for blackjack. If you don’t have it then everyone plays their hand and then you would flip up your bottom card. It’s obviously not a 10, Jack, Queen or King otherwise you would have had blackjack. If it’s a 7,8 or 9 then you wouldn’t deal yourself anymore cards because you would have 18, 19 or 20 respectively. If your bottom card is an ace, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 then you would have to deal yourself more cards. The easiest way to think of it then is thinking of the ace as a one. Say you have A4. That’s really just five. You draw a card and get a 10, now you have 15. You draw another card and get a 2, now you have 17 and would stop. But if draw the 2 first you only have seven so you need to hit again. If you draw another 7 then you are at 14. If you draw a 3 you are then at 17 and need to stop.

[@bluelotus7201]

Is the 6 deck shuffle video still up?, I can't find it anywhere 😖

[@jamesdickey5407]

I'm going to dealer training soon ,yet we use a 8 deck shoe. Any suggestions???

[@stephenszklarski5446]

This is great

[@tigisteyayuu6928]

Thanks ❤

[@Traxixxxx]

gg man. Thanks

[@allhere8956]

Hello sir is it good to occupied all seat in blackjack

[@Chemistrymarie1994]

Yes I jus got hired at a casino they’re gonna train us to become a dealer but I’d also come to KZbin to get more insight

[@jamesbonds1903]

Good Info.......

[@sensis8036]

Nice Tho I wish u showed the actual mechanics of how to deal from the shoe

[@charles8801]

Why do they swap out dealers ? How often are " card counters " are caught? Great video

[@lookherelooklisten7850]

Dealer goes on break every hour

[@DoWorkNP]

Every 30 mins we go to the next table. Sometimes we will have 3 string up to 5 strings of tables and breaks. They do it because it's more fair for the dealers so we aren't stuck on dead tables all night.

[@DJ-Art-Morris]

Thanks for this video. But i have a question, let's say it's just the dealer and one player at the table and the player gets a natural while the dealer doesn't does the dealer still need to try and hit 17?

[@maliant16]

No

[@DJ-Art-Morris]

@@maliant16 thanks🙏

[@TuesdaySFD]

Thank you Gambling Vanoss

[@LittleRed9999]

AAAAYYYOOOOO THATS RACIST 😭

[@nopenothappening2923]

I go to orientation tomorrow at my local casino. Probably start dealing Saturday night... I'm not ready lol. Any tips for the new guy?

[@mackenzie4576]

How'd it go?

[@notanonymous3976]

cant find the 6 deck shuffle video 4:25 pls help

[@davidgutierrez2128]

are you only in las vegas or in other states too like texas?

[@CEGDealerSchool]

At the moment we are only in Las Vegas but we are looking into expanding the business :) --Mar

[@Gamertastic52]

What happens when you bust your hand but you have an insurance bet placed

[@aaronlang6021]

What are the clear chips that are in every row? Whats their purpose?

[@mackenzie4576]

Lamers They seperate the chips into "stacks" so you can easily see how many there are. 20 chips, lamer, 20 chips, lamer, 20 chips. And then at the tops of greens they will be lamered in 4s and 5s for blacks

[@juan-rv8hn]

Awsome

[@DoWorkNP]

Remember watching thise videos when I was becoming a dealer 4 years ago. Cab deal blackjack in day dream mode. Craps is a bitch though. Great job especially if you get in a casino where you don't share tips. Alot of the dealers where I deal make nearly 6 figures or more working a little over 30 hours a week 3 days off. Excellent job if you want something easy and alot of free time. Worming weekends and grave shift all the time suvks though.

[@user-br7de3bg5z]

Where r these dealer jobs located?

[@DoWorkNP]

@@user-br7de3bg5z At casinos my friend. The casino I work has their own free class. You apply and take the one month class against other people that are applying. The pick the ones that do the best and yoi got the job. I'm in California though so places like Nevada where they have alot of casinos im sure they have schools you will have to pay to go to. I would just call your local casino and find out

[@JoeDoe2]

9:40 I couldn't see exactly what you were doing to 'grab 400 in green' cause you used both hands to manipulate the chips and it went by so fast. The video looks like it was edited at exactly that point, which probably contributed to the problem.

[@scottflotten9023]

Hi Alex, I would like to know if Casino Quest is where a person can come and train to be a dealer in Las Vegas??

[@captainawesome241]

Just wondering why you need to ask for permission to colour up or give change? Especially if it's small amounts? How do you get permission? Is there a floor manager always nearby? What if you don't get permission?

[@TheToaster1155]

Its mostly to stop dealers helping players and scams. They generally keep it on a computer system, a notepad or their memory. You get permission usually verbally or with a simple gesture, i.e. a nod. There is a floor supervisor at pretty much every table or at least nearby since they also perform other tasks, such as getting new decks for dealers. Even if the supervisor doesn't notice your call out, you still have to do it because the security footage will have it, meaning if something does go wrong, such as a player getting more chips then they were meant to, they can check the footage and see that the call was made and it wasn't intentional (although there would often still be consequences for the dealer.) You'll pretty much always get permission unless the supervisor is suspicious of either the dealer or the player, in which they'll usually take over, do checks or get security. They cant refuse just because they want to obviously, and its only in extreme situations, More often than not, the table is basically paused until the issue is resolved.

[@desireeb33]

The reason for this is because then the floor knows who has the big cheques or if paperwork needs to be filled out for a player. The approval is normally given verbally. Personally I’ve worked at my casino long enough where “changing 100” is monotonous and they know I’m sending out the correct amount (unless surveillance were to say otherwise)

[@verseslayz6560]

I think I want to actually be a poker/blackjack dealer for a living I’ve always been fascinated with cards and games my dad doesn’t understand it nor does my grandpa probably cause I’m 13

[@dustindrake4107]

Same but my mom and dad and I'm 22

[@officialmoth4648]

Same I’m 13 to

[@DoWorkNP]

It's good money for easy work. Just get in at a casino where you keep your own tips and no smoking casino would be nice for your health. The casino I deal at is great just the smoking sucks.

[@kerrijohnstone7588]

The shuffling must be only in America is in Australia so use shuffling machines all cards go straight into the slot into a suck shuffling machine much much faster

[@DoWorkNP]

Most casinos have 6 deck shufflers now. Casino.i deal at uses nothing but 6 deck shufflers.

[@dickwert1169]

How do the black jack dealers quickly calculate the 1.5x payout for getting black jack?

[@ON760]

“3 to 2” basically pays original bet plus half. If you have different colored chips on bet, separate them and calculate each color separately. Let’s say someone bets $35, with one green $25 and two red $10 chips. The red would pay $15, and the green pays $32.50 giving you a total amount of $52.50. You can also figure out the payout by units. Two units pays three, four units pays six, one unit pays one and a half, fifty units pays seventy five and so forth, hope this helps!

[@alexmacdonald9182]

i'm feeling a dealer romantically, how should i approach this situation with the intent of asking her out?

[@mikewagner6396]

When the casino is busy, will the floor person even hear the dealer?

[@DoWorkNP]

Gotta yell loud lol

[@molnarbeni3196]

At 10:41 you only got 80 Alex :D u got scammed my man🤣❤

[@tashagotit7747]

Details

[@YungWite]

gambling in school(for legal reasons i am 21 going back to school and playing with my friends)

[@chrisdurham1144]

You were bending the cards on the riffle. The cards should be flat so as to mitigate wear and tear on them.

[@jamesbarrios2101]

Where is the school locate

[@CEGDealerSchool]

We are located at 2605 S Decatur Blvd. #112B Las Vegas, NV 89102 at the South West Corner! --Mari

[@Zak-jt6nk]

@Miss D blackjack school is usually 6 weeks minimum lots of casinos offer free school right now because of a lack of employees but ive seen it cost around $1k

[@rishimishra200]

How many cards does the dealer get? Does he get only 3 cards? How's is it decided that the dealer has to stop? If, Player 1 gets 15 Player 2 gets 18 Player 3 gets 20 And the dealer draws 4 5 4 so does dealer draw more to him At what point or number does the dealer stop

[@rishimishra200]

I'm asking soo much cause I was playing with my friends n I was the dealer so I didn't k ew at what point to stop n i was only distributing 3 cards to dealer

[@daru10371]

Dealer hits until he has 17-21. If he goes over 21 he busts

[@notanonymous3976]

it tells you on the table

[@TheToaster1155]

the dealer must keep on picking up until they hit 17 or over. if the dealer has an 8 and another 8 totalling at 16, they must still pick up again even if its an obvious risk. if the dealer has an 8 and a 9, then they have 17, meaning they don't pick up anymore and the players have to beat the dealers 17 without busting over 21

[@naders88gaming91]

Question for any actual bj dealer out there, is it worth becoming a dealer? I’ve been looking for something different to try out in my life. My math is very good and fast. I understand bj very well. What’s the pay per week?

[@naders88gaming91]

I have a local casino that me and my gf frequently visit and they are hiring. Problem is I like playing there and I won’t be able to play. /: but if I can make some good money dealing a game I love playing I don’t think I’d be bothered by not being able to play there.

[@raatu1219]

Me watching this after buying a blackJack table

[@2004autoar]

Me too lol

[@skylerschenke7251]

British dealers be crying😭

[@cillianennis9921]

the waffle house has a new host