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[QUOTE="MediaBLITZ, post: 2554523, member: 77190"] Okay, so you have talked to them and they have told you what it will require - that is your best route. If you need more information go back to them and ask. Ask them if [url]http://www.mizrachiacademy.com[/url] will meet requirements to be hired. Go to the source! I know a handful of dealers pretty well - they even go to Vegas and deal WSOP each year. Some were hired with prior experience from elsewhere - some were hired off the street and sent to school on the companies dime. You need to find out what the casino you have targeted wants. You have to have the balls to go to that poker room and talk with the super (maybe buy him lunch) and find out what it's going to take for you to get on that crew. Asking around at forums (whether a bonafide dealer answers or not) is more likely to lead to spending money you don't need to spend and wasting more time you don't need to waste. Go to the source! Basically all it comes down to is a customer service job that requires some rudimentary math skills. Pretty much anything else you call your supervisor over for ("Floor!"). [/QUOTE]
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