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How much does being a poker dealer help your game?
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[QUOTE="jordanbillie, post: 1263884, member: 31329"] ^ this is a great post I am a dealer in a casino (Seneca Niagara in Niagara Falls, NY) and I absolutely love my job. I don't know why the OP thinks the pay is terrible, I get paid really well. Dealing will help your game if you are a beginner, but as far as "picking up reads" on the players, you won't notice much. You are focused on running the game and if you focus too much on trying to read players, you will make a mistake dealing. I have players ask me all the time what the flop was last hand or something related to the play of the last hand. I can't answer them simply because I don't remember what the flop was, lol. Also dealing usually isn't a job you can just fall into. I had to go to dealing school and then wait 2 years before the casino near me was hiring. People usually don't quit around here, as it is one of the best jobs in the area. [/QUOTE]
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