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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6369268, member: 487083"]
Depending on the location of the poker tournament, there are two types of dealers: passing (in home tournaments, this role passes from player to player in turn) and fixed (gaming room employee). The main task of the dealer is to ensure an uninterrupted gaming process and control its progress. There are dealer schools all over the world, where future dealers receive the knowledge that they will need while working in the casino. The position of a poker dealer is considered very responsible. It is important to remember that the dealer is not allowed to answer the question: "How much is in the pot?". He can only scatter the "chips" so that the questioner can visually assess their number. At the end of each hand, the dealer moves the pot to the winner. Dealers are the face of the company, so they must have good communication skills and manners. Also, the dealer must be stress-resistant - players will often blame him for failures.
The dealer must have diplomatic skills to resolve conflicts.
The dealer must adapt to the mood of the table - be cheerful, sociable or serious, silent.
The dealer must be well versed in mathematics, because on his shoulders is the responsibility for the correct counting of chips.
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