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[QUOTE="chicubs1616, post: 335898, member: 1708"] The three casinos you mentioned are all regarded as quality casinos. If you plan to deal at these casinos I would assume they would require you to work full time and have several years experience at a smaller casino. I think the general career path for dealing involves going to "dealer school", then breaking it in at a smaller, less-known casino for a couple years, then moving onto the "big time" casinos. I don't thnik you will be able to get a part time job at the three casinos you mentioned with absolutely no experience, or even just going through dealer school. I would contact them though, you never know. Also they may be able to point you in the right direction... [/QUOTE]
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