Careers in Casinos

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TeUnit said:
I think it really depends on which casino, I think there is a big difference between a major Vegas hotel and a tavern in Montana.
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Yes, I've never been to one, but the difference must be huge! Good luck to you!
 
I think I could easily do any job in a casino. From waiter to owner. It all depends on motivation, and in my case, on the money I would be offered for the job.
 
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MishkaZL said:
I think I could easily do any job in a casino. From waiter to owner. It all depends on motivation, and in my case, on the money I would be offered for the job.
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Yes, the salaries are worth it! Good luck to you!
 
I think I could work as a dealer. I think it's a pretty well-paid job and I don't think it's too difficult. If you're attentive and a quick learner, I think you could easily become a dealer.
 
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Igor G said:
I think I could work as a dealer. I think it's a pretty well-paid job and I don't think it's too difficult. If you're attentive and a quick learner, I think you could easily become a dealer.
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I agree! It's a huge responsibility, but if you're a dedicated, attentive, and patient person, it must be an interesting career with lots of stories to tell!
 
We don't have salaries like that in Ukraine. In our establishments, waiters are paid no more than $5,000-$7,000 a year. If we had casinos with salaries like that, I would gladly go and mop the floors and would probably be delighted with my job 🙂
 
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R.Holynskyi said:
We don't have salaries like that in Ukraine. In our establishments, waiters are paid no more than $5,000-$7,000 a year. If we had casinos with salaries like that, I would gladly go and mop the floors and would probably be delighted with my job 🙂
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We haven't had physical casinos in Brazil since 1946, and when casinos were banned here, I know that many people lost their jobs overnight and were not compensated for it. They simply eliminated the jobs and didn't grant labor rights to anyone! What a shame!
 
DPoker33 said:
We haven't had physical casinos in Brazil since 1946, and when casinos were banned here, I know that many people lost their jobs overnight and were not compensated for it. They simply eliminated the jobs and didn't grant labor rights to anyone! What a shame!
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If the government decides to ban gambling, it’s more like shooting itself in the foot. Gambling will go underground, with underground clubs raking in the money, whilst the state misses out on tax revenue and job creation. The state will only face problems associated with the underground market. It’s simply madness.
 
MishkaZL said:
If the government decides to ban gambling, it’s more like shooting itself in the foot. Gambling will go underground, with underground clubs raking in the money, whilst the state misses out on tax revenue and job creation. The state will only face problems associated with the underground market. It’s simply madness.
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Yes, that’s what happened to many people who lost their jobs and labor rights, and to many employees and artists who could no longer rely on performances at the casinos—I can only imagine the disruption all of this caused!
 
I do enjoy gambling and would like to make money from it, but definitely not by working in a casino 🙂
 
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R.Melnyk77 said:
I do enjoy gambling and would like to make money from it, but definitely not by working in a casino 🙂
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Yes! As you've seen, casinos offer a variety of fields, and just like in any profession, people tend to gravitate toward one sector or another. I think I'd enjoy watching a music or magic show at a casino and checking out an art exhibition, but working there isn't really my thing. Good luck to you!
 
This is my dream job. Imagine getting job at Latvia at Evolution Casino, getting to hang out with those female dealers daily. It's all out party! Fun!

Then you misdeal big hand, get yelled at, lose your job, get sued and die of cancer that is result of stress.
 
I’ve never worked in a casino, but being a dealer sounds interesting. I imagine the training and dealing under pressure would be quite a challenge.
 
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