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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xandercrisp" data-source="post: 1907691" data-attributes="member: 2069">Well, I found this a while ago, <a href="http://www.dicedealer.com/" target="_blank">http://www.dicedealer.com/</a> It could help.  It might also be an attempt to get you to part with your money for something you don't need. Buyer Beware.    I got my job after a friend told me how well it paid, and I got in when casinos had just been made legal in Washington. Casinos had to offer classes because there were no dealers to speak of in Washington at that time. I now know that I  was VERY lucky. The situation has changed, and there are now schools that teach the skill of dealing and making it look easy.  The best way to find such a school is to go to the nearest casino, and ask a dealer where they learned.  The cheapest way I know of to become a dealer in Washington is to go to a casino, apply as a security guard and  learn the games and procedured while you work($10 an hour).  Practice in your off time, make friends with a shift boss, and then get hired as a dealer as soon as you can pass a audition.  Because you work there you will know when there is an opening, and because you have the backing of a shift, your application will be ont the top of the stack. I know several dealer who got hired that way.  The only problem is that If you have a hole in your knowledge you don't find out until you fall into it.</blockquote>