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How To Land A Casino Dealer Job
http://www.casinojobs4u.com/?hop=jcorrov Dont let this little recession fool you. The gaming industry is still one of the hottest and fastest growing industries in the world today. Casinos operate in almost every state in the U.S. The casino industry offers a genuine career opportunity, not only in the gaming capital of the world, Las Vegas, but in casinos around the world, on cruise ships and on Indian Reservations. In Las Vegas alone, projections are for over 40,000 additional rooms being built over the next 3 to 5 years. This year Aliante Station Hotel and Casino opens in late 2008 and Steve Wynns Encore opens in early 2009. Also consider MGMs massive 9 billion dollar project City Center due in 2010. And Boyd Gamings $4.8 billion dollar resort with nearly 5000 rooms due in late 2010 early 2011 called The Echelon. With the spread of gaming all over the world, the demand for casino dealers will far outweigh the supply.
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Cruise ship casino dealer / croupier jobs.
Casino Dealer / Croupier (roulette, black jack, baccarat) – Experience required. Good English Language skills required. Salary range: $1900-2600 US per month, depending on commission and gratuities. Possibilities for promotion to Assistant Casino Manager.
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Cruise Casinos — Cruiseship Casino Jobs
As cruise ships proliferate, the major cruise lines are constantly looking for qualified staff to fill a variety of positions in their shipboard casinos. More than 3,000 dealers and assorted personnel are now employed in these floating casinos, and while a friendly, outgoing personality is a clearly stated job requirement for cruise ship dealers, many seem genuinely happer in their work than a number of dealers we have come across in land-based casinos.
The major fringe benefit of the job is the obvious: the chance to visit a variety of exotic destinations that cruise passengers pay thousands of dollars to see. And when ships are in port (where the ship’s casino is almost always closed), most of the casino workers generally are free to go ashore and sightsee, snorkle, sunbathe (or even visit the local casinos as a player).
Another major attraction is the ability (for those who choose) to save most of their pay and tips, since room and meals and pretty much everything they need while onboard ship is provided at no charge.
Onboard ship, casino staff generally live two to a small cabin, and dine and relax in crew areas. (Be sure to check: one major cruise line bunks casino four and even five to a cabin on some of its ships — not, from several first-hand accounts, a pleasant experience.)
Unlike many cruise ship employees, casino staff often are allowed to use the ship’s guest recreational facilities in their spare time.
Cruise casino staff generally enter into a four-to-six month “contract” to work on a given ship, after which they take a few weeks off before entering into a new contract to work on the same or another of the cruise line’s ships.
Carnival Corporation
try Royal Caribbean as well
I want to be a casino dealer on a cruise ship. What r good companies to work for, & what can I expect to earn?
I am curious to find the most popular cruise ships for employment, pay, and travel areas, I can deal craps, blackjack, american roullette, and several others simple games.
$1900-2600 US per month, depending on commission and gratuities.
If you do not have professional experience as a dealer, you are not likely to be hired.

Carnival Corporation