Books about playing strategy and movies like 21 mention card counters who beat the casinos for millions. Everyone thinks that somehow, some way they can beat the game of Blackjack, and that's what keeps this game hot.  Money is a factor, too. There are still places in town where you can sit and play Blackjack all day for a couple of dollars a hand. You have some laughs and get some free drinks, and with a little luck you can make your bankroll last a long time. Blackjack is a fun game to play, especially with your friends.

Blackjack has always been popular in Las Vegas and always will be. That's why Blackjack dealers are such a huge commodity in Las Vegas. Most casinos never close so they need enough dealers to cover three shifts over a 24-hour period.  That's a very large workforce of Blackjack dealers.

Many new students take our Blackjack class because it's a simple and inexpensive game to learn, and one of the fastest ways of getting a dealing job. You attend a school like ours, learn to deal Blackjack in a couple of weeks and immediately start auditioning for dealing jobs. Of course, your ability to get a job also depends on your personality and your willingness to start in a small break-in casino.

Once you've landed your first casino job you can come back to the school and learn to deal more games. Most people learn Craps or Roulette as their second game, while others who already know those games take classes in Mini-Baccarat or Pai Gow. Learning additional games will allow you to move up in your casino. There's no magic to it. You work hard, put in your time and effort, move up to a better casino, and eventually to dealing job in a strip hotel.