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[QUOTE="wanderingthehall, post: 2459995, member: 91463"]
I know of 2 different routes. If you can learn how to deal properly outside of a casino (usually a paid course), then you can get some experience by working for companies that host casino parties like charity events or company parties. Those games are usually for fun and people are much more forgiving with mistakes since it's usually a charity tournament or play money. That will get you experience and some networking to eventually find a job dealing in a card room.

The other way is that many casinos will train dealers themselves. Sometimes they will hire externally for blackjack dealers that they will run a class to train. Once you work for the casino you can start learning how to deal other games and someday reach the holy grail of the poker room. If you don't find casinos hiring dealers, find out if they will do transfers from other departments when they need new dealers. You might have to start out in a completely different department like the players club booth to get your foot in the door. Good luck!!
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