CASINO

DEALER

GRADES

Friendly party game dealer, someone who knows how to play and deal Blackjack or Poker, but would not yet work at casinos. Does not know the more complex games like craps or roulette. Grade 1 dealers are typically event volunteers and are not available for hire at TheEventLine.com.

Dealer who knows the intricacies of Blackjack and/or Poker and how to interact with players and guide them for a enjoyable experience. Skilled enough to work as an entry level casino dealer. May know roulette, but not other higher level games such as craps.

More experienced, this dealer can do all grade 2 games and some higher level games like roulette and craps but an entry casino dealer level. Grade 3 dealers have often worked as casino dealers professionally in the past and are suitable for casino parties other than professional tournaments.

This is a dealer who is especially skilled in card games and one or more of the higher level games of roulette or craps and  Grade 4 dealers usually are working for or have worked for casinos in the past and can act as pit bosses or lead dealers to keep all games flowing properly.

This is the highest grade level and is a person who has not only mastered casino games, they can instruct others in standard play. Grade 5 dealers are often used by groups that which to train their own volunteers to staff an event. Volunteers are not recommended for craps unless they have already mastered the fine points of the game.

Events that use mechanical games, such as gaming wheels (Slots, Roulette, Big 6, Money Wheel, etc.) should have a tech on site to reset and troubleshoot games. Jackpots and incorrect use (such as backwards spinning) will cause games to "tilt" or lock, requiring reset. The USER is welcome to follow posted instructions to do these tasks themselves, however, no service warranty is then available. It is unlikely damages would occur, however, the USER is responsible for such.