Dear Friend,
My name is Jason Spry, and I'm the co-founder of the Atlanta Poker Club, a poker league playing for points and prizes around Atlanta that we started in 2004.
As luck had it, one of the players in the league was a professional casino poker dealer who dealt at the Bellagio in Vegas. The Bellagio is well known for the for having the best dealers in Vegas.
With her help, we created Dealer-Training.com, the internets only home based poker dealing course.
Dealer-Training.com is the fastest, least expensive and most effective way to learn how to deal poker at a professional level without paying the thousands of dollars it takes to go to a land based poker dealing school.
The best part... you do not need to live near a casino to make great money dealing poker!
Packed full of videos, professional photo's and comprehensive chapters covering in detail everything you need to know to deal poker as a professional. We designed the course to quickly you teach you the casino poker dealing standards, techniques and how to's.
There are plenty of dealing jobs, too. We will get more into that later, but suffice to say there are dealing opportunities in every neighborhood across the country and around the world. (the course shows you exactly what to do to find these lucrative dealing jobs!)
"Can I really make $250 bucks dealing poker?"
It's a fair question, so I would like to break it down for you.
A professional poker dealer can average roughly about 35 hands per hour depending on the game they are dealing. Limit games go faster while no-limit games generally take a little longer per hand on average.
Most dealers are paid via tips, usually off of each hand you deal. At 35 hands per hour at only $1 tip per hand then it is going to take roughly three hours to earn $100 dollars. Not bad, and especially in todays job market...
However, if you deal a few bigger pots then you are likely to see bigger tips...
Bigger tips increase your earnings exponentially. Now we are talking sometimes up to $50, $60 or even $70 more per hour.
In an average $1/2 game most dealers make well over $250 of cold hard cash for an evenings worth of work.
Money in your pocket money, too.
