Blackjack Dealer Training
Qualified blackjack dealers are in high demand across North Dakota, earning on average between $20 and $30 per hour with tips. Whether you need a 2nd income to pay off student loans, save money towards a down payment for a mortgage or achieve other financial goals, it’s hard to find a profession that pays well and doesn’t require a college degree. Dealers often advance to management and in North Dakota, there has never been a better time to start a career in gaming.
Picking up the skills to deal blackjack professionally can result in a lifetime of opportunity. Many charitable gaming organizations are willing to reimburse training.
Benefits to Becoming a Dealer
- Minimal training required
- No degree necessary
- Good pay
- Low cost training available
- Training reimbursement opportunities
- Fun, exciting environment
- Work available locally and all over the world
Requirements for Dealing Blackjack in North Dakota
- Must be 21
- Must pass a background check (no felonies)
How Much Can You Make?
Since the vast majority of dealing income results from tips, consider the following factors for success:
- How busy the Casino/Bar location is
- How well you treat customers
- Tip sharing policy
Getting Started
Some charitable gaming organizations offer free training. In Las Vegas, dealer school can cost $2,000 and take as much as 12 to 14 weeks to complete. FPN Gaming now offers a low-cost training solution for ONLY $250 and upon successful completion can assist with placement and reimbursement upon successful hiring.
- Cost: $250
- 15 total hours of training broken into 3 hour sessions with professional trainer
- Limited to groups of 4 to 6 trainees at a time
- Fun, no pressure atmosphere
- Reimbursement of training fees upon successful certification and placement
- Covers basics of North Dakota charitable gaming rules and regulations regarding blackjack and other common games (pull tab jars, bingo, and others).
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