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08-08-2005, 06:44 PM
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Re: Question for Seattle Area Dealers
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No schools really teach it up here from what I've heard. Not well anyways. Seems you need to find a dealer to show the the main points then go from there. Or just ask dealers and floor people how to do it. They would know. b [/ QUOTE ] Actually, I've found three schools in the NW. Perhaps the next time you're in a room, float the ? to a dealer. The cost of poker school runs about $1000 for eight weeks. 
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08-08-2005, 06:47 PM
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Re: Question for Seattle Area Dealers
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Do dealers get benefits? [/ QUOTE ] I dealt blackjack at The Skagit for a short period before my divorce (on sabbatical - which directly lead to the divorce). Full time employees typically get health bennies and 401(K) or profit sharing. Sometime though, you have to be a dual rate to qualify for FT.
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08-08-2005, 06:53 PM
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Re: Question for Seattle Area Dealers
One of the dealers at Diamond Lil's mentioned yesterday that he runs a dealer school of some kind- not sure if it is just a side project or if it is a big commercial thing.
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08-09-2005, 03:09 AM
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Re: Question for Seattle Area Dealers
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[ QUOTE ] No schools really teach it up here from what I've heard. Not well anyways. Seems you need to find a dealer to show the the main points then go from there. Or just ask dealers and floor people how to do it. They would know. b [/ QUOTE ] Actually, I've found three schools in the NW. Perhaps the next time you're in a room, float the ? to a dealer. The cost of poker school runs about $1000 for eight weeks. [/ QUOTE ] Unless they changed, which they may have, the school used to be primarily dealing pit games, then they'd spend maybe a day on poker. Hopefully that's changed. If you can find a dealer, you don't have to pay and go to the school as long as you pass your state test for your liscense. That may have changed also. b
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