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[QUOTE="Jacki Burkhart, post: 2487146, member: 105969"]
WSOP hires a mess of dealers in April/May each year and they will train you.

It is baptism by fire and many of them get let go for poor skills.  I've seen some of them on their first day and my heart breaks....they are trying so hard but they don't even know how the game flows.

SO...actually knowing the game would give you a huge advantage over your "competition" in a setting like this... I mean just simply knowing to pitch to the SB first and how to move the button, and to collect the antes before you deal the cards....some of these poor folks I swear worked at IHOP the day before, and then they are dealing to the low stakes game.

it would be an experience for sure.  Get a cheap apartment with some other dealers, get trained for free and earn not very much profit after all your expenses, but then you can put it on your resume and it will get you jobs dealing other events you might want to deal.

The energy in the RIO during the WSOP is definitely something worth experiencing and this is one way to do it...
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