Degree in gambling?

[Bitcasino.io Support]

Hey gamblers,

Gambling is a fun way to spend your free time. Right?
But have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at the casino?

We have a new article in our blog about gambling schools. In those schools, you can become a professional certified dealer or croupier and acquire knowledge to climb the career ladder. If you’re interested, you can read the full article here.

How about you, would you be interested in having a degree in the gambling industry?

Cheers,
Karl from Bitcasino

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[Oshosondy]

Gambling is a fun way to spend your free time. Right?

Yes, but some people see it the other way around, thinking it is a way of money making, but gambling should just be for fun, especially during boring weekends and during important matches.

But have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at the casino?

It will be cool because gambling industries have high rate of growth and development.

How about you, would you be interested in having a degree in the gambling industry?

As for me, I do not think so, I am not interested, I only just prefer to have fun with few games played most especially on weekends. But I think this will create opportunities for people seeking to work in gambling industry, such people will have high chances to be employed if compared to other people.

[madnessteat]

A friend of mine who used to work as a croupier in a casino told me that most of the players treat croupiers without proper respect. Very often the croupier has no choice but to take insults from a player who has lost a large sum of money. I also heard that croupiers are often fined large sums even for minor mistakes. That is why I think I would not be able to work as a croupier.   

[Wexnident]

Seems interesting, but not really. I'm not that interested in entering the business, my interest is only at the border, of enjoying gambling every once in a while with some fun games that casinos have. Hope they actually release more.

On the other note, I never knew dealers had degrees and whatnot. I expected them to undergo professional training, but never expected that they'd actually study it as an official course to be taken. Quite curious how they teach though since it seems like they'd mostly end up in managerial roles instead of dealers and the like most of the time.

[electronicash]

you'd have to be a determined gambler to have interest in studying and get a pro course to become a dealer. i wonder how much is their monthly paycheck that one will be pursuing such career.

the casino near where i live sure isn't managed by someone who acquires hotel and casino management certificate. they all look thugs who wears tuxedos.

[goaldigger]

This is my first time to heard about degree in gambling since most of the casino dealer in my place are not graduated from any degree specifically on gambling. Actually in my place, if you're a good looking and willing to be train then you can become a casino dealer. I don't see the urge to take degree in gambling because any course will do as long as you are willing to be trained, well this is just based on my experience since I have a friend who don't finish college at all but still able to work in casino as a dealer.

[jrrsparkles]

Hey gamblers,

Gambling is a fun way to spend your free time. Right?
But have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at the casino?

We have a new article in our blog about gambling schools. In those schools, you can become a professional certified dealer or croupier and acquire knowledge to climb the career ladder. If you’re interested, you can read the full article here.

How about you, would you be interested in having a degree in the gambling industry?

Cheers,
Karl from Bitcasino

Interesting, I ever thought about having an educational criteria to work in a casino, all they look for the experience or the character and behaviour because being patience is more important when someone working in a casino since there we can see different kind of people and we can't expect everyone to treat the employees with respect.

[Botnake]

I guess depending on the job, being a gambler I think it's not hard to adjust to the situation.
Since the gambling industry is profitable, I'm expecting that working with the casinos will make you earn a good salary.

I'm just guessing since I don't really have an idea, but if I would choose, I'd rather start my own casino so I would really grow.

[Zilon]

A degree in gambling wow it sounds like a pretty cool and appetizing offer. And if this comes with a globally recognized license to operate a casino pool or completely create a legalized job offer that has good payment scale I think this would  be a nice and cool offer.

My likely questions would be

• what's the duration of the course and would there likely be a time frame for prospective candidates if been admitted to finish up a course or would it be given at individuals pace?
• For the tuition fee how would it be regulated or will it be free and open to all ?

[acener]

I think it is interesting but I am not really into gambling that much and most of the time I gamble to have fun so I don't think that it is something for me to pursue or be my profession.
But it would really help out a lot if you have a plan to work on that field and if I am not mistaken the salary for casino workers are good and they also have tips from gamblers so it would really be nice.
I once want to be an owner of a crypto gambling site because of how much the site earns but now knowing how things really work and too much competition on it I think it would be better to only invest on them.

[Jawhead999]

I never know if a dealer or croupier had a degree, I think they just got some training before jump into gambling industry... but it's mean we're know to become a professional dealer or croupier isn't easy since you need to school and got certified first. It's interesting news, but I'm not interested to become a dealer or croupier because I can't take the risk to handle bad gamblers that can attack me when he's lose or mad.

[Mahdirakib]

Normal gamblers no need to take any degree in gambling. But everyone tries to gain some knowledge when it comes to new uncommon game. Although casino staff should have some degree. But I don't think online casino staff have any degree about gambling. Most of them start to provide service by having some instruction regarding their jobs.

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Does your friend work in top class casino or local casino of your region? Training is enough for local casino staff but top and big casino will look for those people who have degree in gambling.

[YOSHIE]

@ Bitcasino.io Support, thanks for showing the article about gambling school, I've read everything.

And I have a few questions I need to ask you.

What if people in other countries who want to attend a gambling school academy and how they can get certified, as written below.

Get certified at gambling academies
Here are some of the best gambling schools you can enrol at if you’re interested in getting certified as a professional casino croupier:

Gambling certificates can be obtained online.
Thank you.

[Coin_trader]

Hey gamblers,

Gambling is a fun way to spend your free time. Right?
But have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at the casino?

We have a new article in our blog about gambling schools. In those schools, you can become a professional certified dealer or croupier and acquire knowledge to climb the career ladder. If you’re interested, you can read the full article here.

How about you, would you be interested in having a degree in the gambling industry?

Cheers,
Karl from Bitcasino

Very cool article and very informative. I never thought that casino oversees are requiring degree in gambling school for dealers and other staff. In my country, Anyone can apply as dealer as long as you have pleasing personality because the casino itself will train you before you do the actual job. I really love this kind of job because you always win in the end. LOL

[Peanutswar]

I think we don't need to have a gambling degree or certificate just to be a good gambler or a professional gambler it's all base on the experience and knowledge a good gambler cater a lot of different enemies, strategies, and more just to beat up the game or the opponent itself.

I can't imagine what kind of job are you going to take when you become a professional gambler with a certificate and license just thought like you are in the field of QA tester before a gambling casino/platform release their Alpha test.

[ShowOff]

How about you, would you be interested in having a degree in the gambling industry?

I think this is an opportunity for those in a country where gambling can be legalized and they can become professional. This is a great knowledge base for those looking to enhance their career and income by working in a casino. While we are in a country where gambling is prohibited, it will only be useful online. But I haven't thought about this and maybe I don't need it yet.

[qwertyup23]

I think working in a casino is relatively fun at first, but it will somehow get stressful especially when you are exposed in an environment full of gamblers. Just imagine, you're the dealer and your handling thousands of dollars in a single hand just to see a person losing most of this resources. Personally, that would really affect me and ultimately cause me stress in some degree.

While the idea sounds exciting and fresh, personally, I wouldn't delve much deeper and consider a job in a casino.

[imstillthebest]

I think working in a casino is relatively fun at first, but it will somehow get stressful

i tried working in different jobs before and its true that it was fun at first and then it will become boring the longer your working on the same job because thing gets repeated every single day but to some people they will feel nervous at first and later on the fun will come out .

imagine, you're the dealer and your handling thousands of dollars in a single hand just to see a person losing most of this resources. Personally, that would really affect me

this job is not for you if you have a weak emotion but most will not get affected to the loosers because it wasnt your fault why they loose and your only doing your job .

[Kelvinid]

What are the kinds of job offers in a casino?

I don't know such a bachelor's degree for gambling, maybe our educational system is obsolete.
Actually if given a chance I love to work in a casino, but only on a job that is related to my educational background.

Maybe that way I would be able to limit my gambling and I can prove that I can earn in a casino but in the safest way, which is to work.

[KTChampions]

As far as I know, the work of the performers (croupier, etc.) is very routine - they do not need to understand the process or do any research, they only need to perform the previously learned algorithms. Therefore, such work can be interesting only because of the money. Perhaps I would work in a casino if I was young, but now I have no interest in such occupations.