How To Be A Craps Dealer
The Craps Dealers. There are two dealers present at the craps table. Each dealer is in charge of one end of the layout. The dealers convert cash into playing chips and make sure that the bets at his or her end of the layout are paid correctly. The time of Tom, the craps dealer must come to an end or great craps dealers such as John will also be out of jobs. We craps players love the game and we enjoy playing it at tables with great dealers. Dealers should look to John as the role model for craps dealers and as the potential savior of their jobs. I do not know what game(s) were covered, but I got the impression that craps was not the first game a new dealer learned. A lot of the training is in internal procedures and spotting cheats. Working in a casino is a whole lot different than, and not nearly as glamorous as, playing in one. A Craps Dealer should be kind and welcoming to players and strive to provide the optimum entertainment for everyone involved in the game. You must be a swift decision maker. Be careful about the various bets made on your table and track the winning bets on every roll.
How To Be A Good Craps Dealer
Learn Craps
Become a Professional Craps Dealer (aka Dice Dealer)
Why Learn Craps at CEG Dealer School?
1) At CEG you will learn Craps from the best in the business! Our instructors are all current and past dealers with experience at the Wynn, Caesars Palace, Cosmopolitan, Aria and Bellagio.
2) At CEG you will learn Craps on -2 - full size Craps Tables and 1 practice table. With 3 tables you rotate from lecture to drills to a 'live' game.
3) AT CEG you have the option to take the only Dice Master Class anywhere from Instructors with decades of experience dealing high limit games.
4) When you learn to deal at CEG you will ALSO receive classes in Casino Customer Service, Effective Communication & Successful Interviewing (at no additional cost).
Craps is a game in which players make decisions on the outcome of dice. Players take turns as the 'shooter' rolling two dice. Each round has two phases: the “come-out” roll and making or passing a “point”. A come-out roll of 2, 3 or 12 is called “craps” and anyone betting on the pass line loses. A come-out roll of 7 or 11 is a “natural” and is a winner on the pass line. The other possible numbers are the point numbers: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10. If the shooter rolls one of these numbers on the come-out roll, this makes the “point” – to “pass' and must be rolled again before a 7 to “win”. Importantly each Dice or Craps game includes 4 Dealers or Croupiers, 1 for each base, a stickman and a relief dealer.
How To Tip A Craps Dealer
A Craps game is often recognized on a casino floor by the cheering and small crowds it attracts. For many, Craps stands as the most interactive, challenging and engaging games that you can play and learn to deal.
The CEG Craps Course is respected world-wide. CEG has more instructors with more experience dealing and teaching craps than any school, anywhere. Let US audition for you!
Nearly every week there is more demand and job opportunities for Craps dealers than almost anything else.
Once thought to be a dying game, Craps has been growing in popularity with a new generation of gamblers looking for classic excitement and some of the best casino game odds available.
CEG Course Plan;
CEG Craps Course Manual
Proposition & Keys Reference
Orientation
Game Play & Mechanics
Cheque Cutting & Sizing
Making Change, Color
Stick Calls
Pass Line, Dont Pass
Field, Come, Don’t Come, Puts
Proposition Bets
Place Bets
Buy Bets and Lay Bets
Inside – Out
Player Management
Game Flow
Practice, Practice, Rinse and Repeat.
Peer Review X 3
Instructor Audition
How Much Does A Craps Dealer Make
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